INDYCAR is stepping in to the Boston Grand Prix fiasco and contributing to help fans of the Verizon IndyCar Series. Reportedly, in excess of 20,000 people who put their hard-earned dollars towards racing entertainment on Labor Day weekend, will gain reimbursement for the tickets they purchased. Boston Grand Prix filed for bankruptcy a day ago, stating they had assets of only $60,000 against liabilities of about $9 million. Those figures quelled hope for ticket holders to retrieve the funds they’d paid toward the race weekend. With the approval of Massachusetts’ Attorney General Maura Healey, INDYCAR will cover $925,000 in refunds owed by the Boston race promoter. “I appreciate...
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