Overwhelmed by track build possibilities

Back in the Spring my basement flooded and forced me to clear out my Hot Wheels track and inventory. It's been a long 4 months but new floors have been installed and my small Hot Wheels rec room is ready to live again. The only problem now is choosing what to build!

The old Redline Derby Speedway will get rebuilt as it was, only this time it will have four full lanes instead of just two. I want to make a new hill but otherwise it'll be a classic drag strip.

Previously, the Hot Wheels room was where my work bench was, as well as all my inventory and totes full of various parts and accessories. Honestly, there was a lot of wasted space...no thanks to a giant foosball table that perished during the flood, opening up a good chunk of room real estate.

So now is a fresh start and a chance to make the Hot Wheels room I want and need. I had a mind to build another track in this room. An open track that is KotM style or something close to it. My thought was to have the track go along two walls, so down one side, into a curve, then into another straight. Or maybe I could build a 3DBM type layout...or something totally different...

And then it's what do I use to build? The Crash Racers are out of stock at my local Walmart, so I'll have to wait to get some of that open track. Or maybe I go the homebrew route with coroplast, or cardboard, or wood, or slot car track...I mean, c'mon...

There was a time not long ago when I thought you needed solid track to race on. Something that was inherently fair but watching a lot of the channels recently, that's just no longer the case. I'll have my drag strip for the "skill" racing, so now I can build something for the "luck" racing.

I'm almost stifled by all the options. There's so many great, fun tracks to pull ideas from. I'll keep dreaming and thinking, and it will hit me, I'm sure. Until then, I'll be rebuilding the drag strip so I can get some sort of racing done...perhaps the long-delayed Redline Rumble?