Roger Penske, owner of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, still sees F1 potential for his venue despite the introduction of the Miami Grand Prix. Next season, following two years in which the Formula 1 schedule has been badly affected by the pandemic, a second race in the United States will appear on the regular calendar. This will be on the new street circuit in Miami and is likely to place in early summer, making a North American double-header with the Canadian Grand Prix, while the United States GP at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas is likely to remain in its October slot. But although there are venues in Europe, Asia and Africa clamouring to be part of the F1 roster, Penske is hoping...
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