U.S. Grand Prix returns to Indianapolis in 2006
Despite this year's fiasco, Formula 1
will return Sunday, July 2, 2006, marking the
seventh straight year the USGP has been held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Interestingly, the IRL IndyCar Series, founded by Speedway president and CEO Tony George, will race in Kentucky on the
same day.
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- Bonneville gets official "death date" GM announced that the Bonneville is officialy "retired" as of June '05 when the last car rolls off the assembly line. This comes as no surprise to most, as the Grand Prix kept growing in siz ...
- L.A. Auto Show: 2006 Chevrolet Impala SS AutoWeek broke the embargo, not us (it was set for 3:00pm today). The new look Impala SS will get the same 5.3 liter V-8 that Pontiac showed off in their new Grand Prix GXP. The Impy will also get an ...
- V-8, Some Tweaks to Grand Prix GXP Getting ready to fill the gap that the soon departing Bonneville will leave in the Pontiac stable, GM introduced the Grand Prix GXP today. The GXP will be powered by a new version of the 5.3 lit ...
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