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IndyCar closing on deal for non-championship race in China
China could become the latest addition to the IndyCar calendar, albeit with a non-championship scoring event, to be held in the Fengtai District of Beijing, according to series CEO Mark Miles. Miles, CEO of INDYCAR parent company Hulman & Company, has held ambitions to host IndyCar events outside of the Western Hemisphere to expand the series' appeal and is currently in advanced discussions with local organisers to host a street race in the Chinese capital. 'For many months IndyCar has participated in discussions regarding a non-championship event in the Fengtai District of Beijing, China,' said Miles. 'If scheduled, this race would occur in October following the...
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