The Indianapolis Motor Speedway remains a candidate for a second grand prix in the United States, according to Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali, with circuit chiefs confirming there is mutual interest. Formula 1 raced at the IMS between 2000 and 2007, though its stay is best remembered for the tyre-related drama that led to only six cars starting the 2005 race. The purpose-built Circuit of the Americas, in Austin, Texas, joined the schedule in 2012 but Formula 1 has long sought to establish a second event in the country. Formula 1 is still working on a proposal to hold an event in Miami but its planned 2021 debut has been put back due to the pandemic. 'America is a work in progress,”...
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