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Kris Nissen, the head of Volkswagen Motorsport has put to rest, for the time being at least, hopes regarding a possible Volkswagen take at the IndyCar program. Despite the fact that VW, together with Audi, Porsche and Honda, have entered talks with IndyCar for future engine-rule packages, set to be introduced in 2012, Nissen says it is unlikely VW will enter the series in the near future. The main reason, as expected, is financial related.<\/p>\n