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USGP at Indianapolis Ticket Orders to be Accepted Oct. 1

TICKET ORDERS FOR UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX AT INDIANAPOLIS TO BE ACCEPTED STARTING OCT. 1 INDIANAPOLIS, June 17, 1999 --Ticket orders for the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis will be accepted beginning Oct. 1 at the Indianapolis Motor ...

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TICKET ORDERS FOR UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX AT INDIANAPOLIS TO BE ACCEPTED STARTING OCT. 1

INDIANAPOLIS, June 17, 1999 --Ticket orders for the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis will be accepted beginning Oct. 1 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway ticket office by mail only. The race will take place on Sept. 24, 2000, subject to application of the date from the ACCUS and ratification by the FIA. Current ticket holders for the Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard 400 will automatically receive an order form. Others should request an order form by sending a postcard with name and address to United States Grand Prix, P.O. Box 24916, Speedway, IN 46224. Forms can also be obtained by e-mail at tickets@brickyard.com or by calling (800) 822-4639. Order forms will be mailed in September.

Send all orders to: United States Grand Prix P.O. Box 24916 Speedway, IN 46224

The Formula One race will take place on a permanent 2.61-mile (4.20-kilometer) circuit at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The three-day event will be the first Formula One race in America since 1991. General admission tickets will be available for Friday and Saturday of race week. Prices of general admission and race-day reserved tickets will be announced at a later date.

Source: IMS

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