KANSAS GETTING SECOND CUP DATE?
NASCAR executives have told Kansas Speedway officials that "that track
would likely" get a second Winston Cup race in the future, Mike Mulhern
of the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal reports. Mulhern says that
Chicagoland Speedway, located in the third-biggest market in the U.S.,
"would appear to be the more logical choice" for the second date, but
says Kansas City is more likely because it is wholly owned by
International Speedway Corp., which is controlled by NASCAR's France
family. Chicagoland, on the other hand, is a joint venture between ISC
and Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Tony George. NASCAR officials
last week indicated that a realignment that would see races move out of
the Southeast and into larger markets across the country may happen as
early as next year.
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NASCAR executives have told Kansas Speedway officials that "that track
would likely" get a second Winston Cup race in the future, Mike Mulhern
of the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal reports. Mulhern says that
Chicagoland Speedway, located in the third-biggest market in the U.S.,
"would appear to be the more logical choice" for the second date, but
says Kansas City is more likely because it is wholly owned by
International Speedway Corp., which is controlled by NASCAR's France
family. Chicagoland, on the other hand, is a joint venture between ISC
and Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Tony George. NASCAR officials
last week indicated that a realignment that would see races move out of
the Southeast and into larger markets across the country may happen as
early as next year.
Also from [email protected]