IndyCar president Mark Miles sees a legendary road course in IndyCar's future this fall. "We've been talking to Watkins Glen about Labor Day and if we can figure out how to do it and be respectful to the Ferrari group, we'd be thrilled to go back to a place with such history," said Miles to RACER on Monday evening. "We think there's a strong IndyCar fan base and if we can work things out, we can move on this pretty quickly." The "Ferrari group" Miles referenced is a traditional club racing event already scheduled for that weekend, but Miles sounded hopeful they and IndyCar could share the 3.4-mile road course. With the Boston street race canceled last week,...
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