Boston Grand Prix CEO John Casey says he should know whether his newly cancelled street race will have a replacement before the Indianapolis 500 gets under way. "We'd have to come up with something in 10 business days," Casey told RACER. Replacing Boston on short notice has led Casey's team to look for new venues to keep the Sept. 2-4 date planned for the Verizon IndyCar Series' penultimate round. Although the BGP group focused its efforts on a street race, Casey said "We're opening up all options" to include permanent tracks. As RACER's Robin Miller wrote in his interview with IndyCar CEO Mark Miles, the Gateway oval in Missouri, the Watkins Glen road course in upstate...
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