The lawsuit alleged it was racial bias that placed the multi-day spectator racing event in Miami Gardens, against residents' wishes.
November 02, 2020 at 12:52 PM
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Residents of Miami Gardens aren’t thrilled about plans for annual Formula One Miami Grand Prix races to begin in May 2021, a federal lawsuit has revealed.
The lawsuit, filed Friday, alleged it was racial bias that placed the multi-day spectator racing event in Miami Gardens, against residents’ wishes.
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