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Ya, I left the stadium to get my inhaler and was fine by the time I got my inhaler. Took a puff just to be safe and brought it back with me. But as soon as I get outside of the stadium, I was feeling much better. This most certainly had nothing to do with allergies like pollen. The dust in the air bothered me, but it sure felt like race fuel fumes and poor ventilation. The pyrotechnics in the opening ceremonies didn't help either. The roof is normally completely open for those. All the haziness the whole night is...

Ya, I had issues last night and still have them this morning. the whole family had isues. I get exercised induced asthma and didn't bring in my rescue inhaler - never needed it before at State Farm Stadium in the past. I had to get security to give me permission to go get it during the races because I couldn't breathe. Once I did, all better. Honestly, I think it was the dust that got to me more the the CO. It was pretty bad. I was talking to a couple guys on a race team and they said it...

Hope you guys feel better…. Not to be a Karen but after Minny last year and this situation this is a huge risk for Feld and staying in domes. You can’t have people (and especially kids) coming away sick from your events.

I went to an urgent care and they gave me eye drops to help. They didn’t recommend over the counter stuff advising it would actually irritate them more. My eyes are feeling a little less irritated but still extremely red and still fighting congestion. It’s a bummer that so many of us are dealing with this. I also did not start this thread to finger point or pass blame. I’m not sure what is causing this with everyone as it seems it has not been an issue in years past. Just hope we all feel better soon. Still had a...