ROGER, OVER AND OUT IN DENVER? PENSKE EYES SPEEDWAY SITES

          Penske Motorsports Inc. (PMI) has "walked away from its
     option" to buy 640 acres of land near Denver Int'l Airport
     to build a superspeedway, according to Chambers & Guy of the
     DENVER POST.  But "top level" PMI execs said that building
     the 110,000-seat track in Aurora "remains one of the
     company's top priorities and a new land agreement could take
     place by early April."  PMI Vice Chair Walter Czarnecki
     said, "We're looking at alternative pieces of property right
     now."  The FAA had stated that PMI's airport site "could
     cause interference with radar operations at the airport."  
     Penske Counsel Rob Kurnick: "We are looking at the same
     general vicinity in an area that hopefully won't include the
     FAA issues we were struggling with" (DENVER POST, 3/25).