Roger Penske has hinted that the notion of Formula 1 returning to Indianapolis will be evaluated as part of a possible expansion of events at the venue. It was announced on Monday that Penske Entertainment – a subsidiary of the Penske Company – has purchased the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, along with the IndyCar Series. The United States Grand Prix ran at Indianapolis from 2000 through 2007 but was forever associated with the Michelin tyre saga in 2005, which resulted in just six cars starting the race. Formula 1 currently races at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, while plans are underway to add a second event in the country in Miami, Florida, from 2021. 'I think...
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