Well, you knew this was coming. Three fans who were at the F1 race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday for the debacle that was the US Grand Prix have filed lawsuits claiming that F1, the sport's governing body, Michelin, the teams that withdrew from the race and Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) “responsible for not producing the type of event advertised." Expect some refunds to be issued and for this to all go away. Just like Formula One, which probably won't be back in the US anytime soon (although you never know). (Cavin, "F-1 roar drops a notch, Indy Star, 06/21/05).
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