Kentucky skipped NASCAR's decision Friday to not have a Sprint Cup race at Kentucky Speedway in 2009, despite a change in ownership to Bruton Smith, has left the track's founder livid. Kentucky Speedway founder Jerry Carroll said that he had contacted his attorneys to fight the decision. Smith, the Speedway Motorsports Inc. owner, announced Thursday that he had purchased the Kentucky track, located halfway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with the intention of having a Cup race there next season. But after a sanctioning meeting Friday, NASCAR officials said it's too late to consider Kentucky for next season's schedule. Step toward harmony FIA president Max Mosley moved to end his feud with Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone.