Best features of 2012: What next for IndyCar?
Best of 2012: Mark Glendenning analyses the fall-out from Randy Bernard's sudden removal from IndyCar's top job, and argues that one man's exit can't kill a series
It was another tumultuous year for IndyCar, with the spectacular on-track success of the new Dallara DW12 vying for headlines with the off-track rumbles that ultimately led to the abrupt departure of series boss Randy Bernard. In his column from November, Mark Glendenning analysed the state of IndyCar post-Randy...
If the fan reaction online is anything to go by, then Randy Bernard's departure from his post as IndyCar CEO was accompanied by the sound of the Doomsday Clock finally striking midnight.
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