AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

This F1 blogger is floating the idea that AAA sanction the new F1 series. Hmmmm.

http://joesaward.wordpress.com/2009/...oute-to-paris/


If IMS gets a race, will USAC be involved like they were earlier in this decade.

http://www.crash.net/f1/news/148803/...ar_leaked.html

Re: AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

Originally Posted by Vukie:
This F1 blogger is floating the idea that AAA sanction the new F1 series. Hmmmm.

http://joesaward.wordpress.com/2009/...oute-to-paris/


If IMS gets a race, will USAC be involved like they were earlier in this decade.

http://www.crash.net/f1/news/148803/...ar_leaked.html

I haven't been into this kind if racing for a long time, but if this thing comes to fruition, it'll be one of the biggest stories in worldwide racing, in a long time. A racing coup d' etat. Maybe different people running an Indy Grand Prix can turn it into an event that people will want to go see.

Jerry

Re: AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

FOTA calls off the new series, Spanky doesn't run for re-******** in October.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76498

Re: AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

You have to be a member of ACCUS to run the F1 race in the USA. ACCUS is the US arm of FIA. AAA is not a member. What does it take to become a member? I have no idea.

http://www.accusfia.us/member_clubs.html

Re: AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

AAA is a member of the FIA.

http://www.fia.com/en-GB/the-fia/mem...ofAmerica.aspx

Really doesn't make a difference now, they are best buddies again.

Re: AAA, FOTA F1, USAC and the USGP @ IMS
 

I guess it depends what website you want to use as a guideline? IDK.