June 21, 2005

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  7 days Archive    6:38 PM June 19, 2005   Schumacher wins controversial Grand Prix Formula One fans express their displeasure at the end of today’s United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Only six cars competed. — Matt Kryger / The Star   Related articles • Speedway officials as outraged as fans • Drivers say they wanted to race • Kravitz: Hey, F-1, don’t let the door hit you on the way out • Memos flew before decision not to race Related links • Feedback: Who is the biggest loser in the U.S. Grand Prix controversy? Links to other web sites will open a new browser. IndyStar.com is not responsible for the content, accuracy or privacy practices of these sites.   Multimedia Race results Audio: Listen to post-race driver comments Photo gallery: U.S. Grand Prix   More coverage Read tomorrow’s Indianapolis Star for comprehensive coverage of today’s controversial U.S. Grand Prix.   By Curt Cavin Email this Print this Post message Letter to editor Reprint info Today’s top stories • IMS president: F-1 might return in ’06 • Indy airport rises above turbulence • Plan is crafted to end inmates’ early release • Leaders lobby to save jobs at Crane • Groups to confront increase in violence Top sports stories • IMS president: F-1 might return in ’06 • Service industry urges F-1 return • High school Athletes of the Year • Agassi accepts wild card invitation • Change of venue benefits Horry

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