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Grosfeld out
* Investor James Grosfeld's resignation from CART's board of directors has prompted more speculation about CART's ownership and management structure. Grosfeld quit the week before the Toronto race, as CART stock was selling for $8.62 per share on the New York exchange. Grosfeld had pushed his way into the CART picture last fall, when he was appointed to the board by former CEO Joe Heitzler after acquiring 10 percent of CART's stock over the previous six months. Grosfeld then proceeded to initiate Heitzler's ouster. CART's official announcement cited personal reasons for Grosfeld's resignation; in Toronto, CEO Christopher Pook would not elaborate. As yet, there is no indication Grosfeld plans to dump his stock, and Pook said he doesn't anticipate such a move.
Who will replace him?
* Pook said he has a candidate, but wouldn't name names. CART's board has only three team owners, and the CEO has said previously that he'd like four or five.
Forsythe up
* Whether or not Grosfeld plans to sell his CART stock, team owner Gerald Forsythe is buying more. The Player's/Forsythe Racing owner accumulated 217,000 more shares in May at $9 to $14 per share, according to documents filed with the SEC. That brings Forsythe's count to 2.15 million shares, or 14.6 percent of CART's total. Until recently Forsythe was CART's largest single shareholder. Yet in a matter of weeks this spring, a mystery investor named Glen J. Krevlin and five companies owned or controlled by Krevlin acquired 3,690,000 ...