Toronto IRL race officially cancelled

The Indy Racing League will not have stops in Toronto and Mont-Tremblant, Que. this season.However, IRL boss Tony George says the open-wheel series will try to fit Edmonton into its 2008 schedule.George and Kevin Kalkhoven, former Champ Car co-owner, made the announcement today at a news conference to announce details of the merger of the […]

The Indy Racing League will not have stops in Toronto and Mont-Tremblant, Que. this season.

However, IRL boss Tony George says the open-wheel series will try to fit Edmonton into its 2008 schedule.

George and Kevin Kalkhoven, former Champ Car co-owner, made the announcement today at a news conference to announce details of the merger of the two series.

George says there is a possibility Toronto will be added to the 2009 schedule but is less optimistic about the future of the Mont-Tremblant race.

The season-opening race at Homestead-Miami Speedway is less than five weeks away.

The cancellation of the race represents a $50 million hit to Toronto’s tourism industry.

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