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Indy racing in city holds promise, potential risk
Joined by some of the nation's most famous drivers, Gov. Martin O'Malley and Mayor Stephanie C. Rawlings-Blake will announce a deal Wednesday to bring high-speed racing to the streets of Downtown Baltimore with an annual event that officials say will draw more than 100,000 visitors to the city and...
Baltimore approves Grand Prix plan for August 2011 event
By the end of this month, Baltimore transportation workers will start preparing downtown streets for a world-class motorsports event expected to bring hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to the area.
Downtown Indy-style race nears starting line in city
A plan to bring competitve automobile racing to streets around the Inner Harbor is expected to win city approval on Wednesday, potentially bringing Baltimore in league with Sao Paulo, Brazil, Long Beach, Calif., and other spots that host world-class motorsports on downtown roads.
Study for race to force parking bans
Drivers will face parking restrictions and possible delays downtown Saturday as a helicopter crew conducts a survey of the likely route of a proposed Grand Prix race in Baltimore.
Baltimore Grand Prix's fate is 'on our end'
The Baltimore Racing Development group proposing an Indy Racing League event said yesterday that if all goes according to plan, the city would have its own Grand Prix IndyCar event running on a street course through the Inner Harbor on Labor Day weekend 2011.
Grand Prix moves ahead
The Indy Racing League has confirmed what many Baltimore race fans and state and local officials had been hoping - that it is seriously considering approving a local group's proposal for an annual, 2.4-mile street race in the Inner Harbor area.
Waving (checkered) flag for car race in city
What exactly are we envisioning for the big IndyCar race proposed for Baltimore in 2011?
Indy race would be safe, organizers contend
They do it in St. Petersburg, Fla., Toronto and Long Beach, Calif.