McLaren boss Zak Brown believes the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is more than ever worthy of hosting once again an F1 Grand Prix. The Formula 1 World Championship visited the famous Brickyard from 2000 to 2007, competing on a 13-turn, 4.2 km road course that ran in the opposite direction of the venue's oval events. Although the first F1 race at the Speedway was a rousing success, attendance progressively declined following a lack of local promotion but more importantly in the wake of the 2005 event in which only six cars - two Ferraris, Jordans and Minardis - took part due to the remaining entrants pulling out of the race after the formation lap because of risks associated with Michelin's...
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