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Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
May 11 -- Bill France Jr., president of NASCAR and one of racing's biggest barons, is buying out Roger Penske's racetrack company in a deal valued at $700 million.
The combined entity would control many of major-league auto racing's biggest and most prominent tracks.
International Speedway Corp. of Daytona Beach, Fla., is paying $50 per share in stock and cash for 12.2 million shares of Detroit-based Penske Motorsports Inc.
ISC already held 12 percent of Penske Motorsports. The deal announced late Monday includes $50 million in Penske Motorsports debt that ISC will assume.
The merger could have several major effects:
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway …
Source: HighBeam Research, NASCAR Chief's Firm Buys Out Detroit-Based Penske Motorsports.