IndyCar reaching back into the well to replace failed races
If drivers, teams and fans are "universal on one thing it's bringing back Elkhart Lake … and its daunting, scenic, historic four-mile Road America course." It has been "six years since major open-wheel racing last appeared there … but it sounds like" Road America President & GM George Bruggenthies is "serious about making it happen" in '15. He said, “I'm probably letting the cat out of the bag but we've also talked about having a two-day, mid-week test here next summer for IndyCar that's open to the public to keep the juices flowing."
Mazda Laguna from '83-'04 "was a staple on the CART/Champ Car circuit." Meanwhile, it now "appears that Providence is set to step in" and replace the Baltimore GP on the schedule but not until 2015. The 2.1-mile, 11-turn street circuit in Providence "has been in the works for the past two years." RACER.com
[Editor's Note: Read all about the failed IndyCar races since Tony George created the IRL and destroyed the sport while it was at its height of popularity and success.]