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George replaced as IMS President and CEO
Tony George Alluded to weeks ago and summarily denied, Hulman & Company confirmed today that Tony George will in fact no longer be acting as President and CEO of Indianapolis Motor Speedway or the Hulman-George companies. George, who has been in the position of leadership since 1990, will step down, effective July 1st.

“Our board had asked Tony to structure our executive staff to create efficiencies in our business structure and to concentrate his leadership efforts in the Indy Racing League,” said Mari Hulman George, IMS chairman of the board. “He has decided that with the recent unification of open-wheel racing and the experienced management team IMS has cultivated over the years, now would be the time for him to concentrate on his team ownership of Vision Racing with his family and other personal business interests he and his family share. Read on

Sticky:    On Track this Week - Jun 29th - July 5th
June:
06-30 IndyCar George replaced as IMS President and CEO
06-30 IndyCar IndyCar takes steps to improve competition on track
06-29 IndyCar On Track this week: June 29 - July 5
06-29 IndyCar Richmond Top 3: Ganassi
06-29 IndyCar Richmond Top 3: NHL
06-29 IndyCar Richmond Top 3: AGR
06-28 IndyCar Ganassi Duo dominate race, season & championship
06-26 IndyCar Qualifying sets up the battle of the red cars at Richmond
06-24 IndyCar The "Thrilla" comes home to unveil new livery & charity initiative
06-22 Star Mazda Star Mazda makes the rounds in Milwaukee
06-21 IndyCar Franchitti navigates his TomTom car to Victory in Iowa
06-20 IndyCar Beatriz makes stunning comeback in Iowa!
06-20 IndyCar "Weeping" track forces cancellation of IndyCar qualifying.
06-20 IndyCar Hildebrand leads the way in Iowa
06-20 IndyCar On Track this Week - Jun 15-21

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IndyCar takes steps to improve competition on track
Scott Dixon, Texas Speedway After weeks of lackluster races during the recent stint of ovals, followed by commentary from increasingly frustrated and vocal drivers, media and fans, the IndyCar Series has decided to take action sooner rather than later, announcing a plan to provide teams with some aerodynamic options for 1.
On Track this week: June 29 - July 5
On Track this Week: Watkins Glen Following a brief break, the Indy Lights are back on track joining the Indy Cars in Watkins Glen, N.Y. this holiday weekend for the Camping World Grand Prix. The rest of the AOW junior formulas are on hiatus this weekend.The schedule is as follows: (all times local) Friday July 3th 10:30am - 11:15am - Indy Lights Practice - All Cars 1:45pm - 2:30p
Richmond Top 3: Ganassi
Scott Dixon, Dario Franchitti, Graham Rahal, Richmond Raceway A pole, a victory, most laps lead; if there was a point to be gained this weekend, the dynamic duo of Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti earned it. In the process Dixon became the first three-time winner of the 2009 season while his teammate Franchitti regained the series points lead buy just one point over Dixon.
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Scott Dixon komt als eerste over de eindstreep in Richmond



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Saturday - July 4
10:00 am Free practice 1 
03:00 pm Qualifying 1 
Sunday - July 5
09:30 am Warm-up 
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Race Richmond Raceway
1. S. Dixon 1:48:02
2. D. Franchitti 1:48:02
3. G. Rahal 1:48:04
4. H. Mutoh 1:48:15
5. D. Patrick 1:48:16
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