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Roger Penske Rejecting Multi-Million Dollar F1 Gamble at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Revealed

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway is an iconic racetrack renowned all across the globe. The third oldest permanent automobile racetrack in the world hosts historic events such as the Indy 500 and Brickyard for the NASCAR Cup Series. There was a time when the IMS hosted the Formula 1 races and was the home of the United States Grand Prix from 2000 to 2007. The F1 fans in the US still fondly remember legendary driver Michael Schumacher winning the first…
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Roger Penske Rejecting Multi-Million Dollar F1 Gamble at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Revealed

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is an iconic racetrack renowned all across the globe. The third oldest permanent automobile racetrack in the world hosts historic events such as the Indy 500 and Brickyard for the NASCAR Cup Series. There was a time when the IMS hosted the Formula 1 races and was the home of the United States Grand Prix from 2000 to 2007. The F1 fans in the US still fondly remember legendary driver Michael Schumacher winning the first…

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$45M Obstacle Blamed for Keeping Indianapolis Motor Speedway From Hosting F1: “We’d Be Happy to Host Them”

With Formula 1 moving towards establishing itself in the American markets, one legacy track keeps finding itself coming back into the conversation. Before the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) took up the mantle of hosting the US GP, it was the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) that held the honors. However, the track’s President, Doug Boles cannot see the circuit returning to the F1 calendar anytime soon. Speaking to Nate Spangle, Boles rei…

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