German 500 cancelled

The German 500 CART series race due to take place in Lausitz on September 21 has been cancelled. EuroSpeedway Lausitz's insolvency filing earlier this month was the main reason for the race being cancelled, said CART on its official website on Wednesday.

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The German 500 CART series race due to take place in Lausitz on September 21 has been cancelled. EuroSpeedway Lausitz's insolvency filing earlier this month was the main reason for the race being cancelled, said CART on its official website on Wednesday.

Last week, CART vice president of promoter operations Tim Mayer met EuroSpeedway officials, the receiver and local government officials in Germany but was unable to save the race, CART said.

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