Detroit organisers promise not to allow track problems to surface again

By Mark Glendenning

Tuesday, June 5th 2012, 08:58 GMT

Detroit race officials have pledged that there will be no repeat of the problems with the track surface that caused a two-hour stoppage during Sunday's IndyCar race on the Belle Isle street circuit

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