The inaugural Grand Prix of Boston has been cancelled, after promoters of the race were forced to pull out after their relationship with city officials became “untenable”. The race was scheduled to take place during the Labour Day weekend celebrations between September 2-4, around a 2.2-mile temporary street course. “The relationship between us and the city is not working,” explained John Casey, President of the Grand Prix of Boston, in an interview with The Boston Globe.  “The relationship is untenable.” A “Plan B” is already in place by the promoters to try and find an alternative venue in the Northeast to host the Labour Day event,...
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