On 1 June, IndyCar announced that the 2020 season of its developmental Indy Lights circuit had been scrapped because of logistics and a lack of entries.[70] On 8 June, Penske stated his preference for the Indianapolis 500 to not be held behind closed doors, and that he would be willing to delay the event to October if state restrictions are not sufficiently loosened by August.[71][72] On 26 June, IndyCar and IMS announced that the 500 would be held with spectators, limited to half of its normal capacity.[73] This was later changed to 25 percent capacity, then to behind closed doors in a final announcement on 4 August.[74] By September, the Speedway announced there would be up to 10,000 tickets available for spectators for the third series meeting, the Harvest Classic, seated in the grandstands in the Snake Pit section and Turn 1 of the road course.