The Grand Prix of Toronto, known to most Ontario residents as the "Honda Indy", will look much different this year with a move to the suburbs after almost 40 years.One of the city's biggest summer sporting traditions announced last year that it would be relocating from downtown Toronto to Markham, following years of noise complaints from local residents that earned the race the nickname "roar by the lake shore." The event had ripped through the streets of Exhibition Place each year since 1986.While the move to Markham keeps the race accessible for Toronto residents, many are struggling to grasp the sparseness of the route for the new temporary track, which will circle through Markham's suburban "downtown core.""IndyCar at Markham" still doesn't sound real as a Toronto resident man. Come see The Building 😭 fym this is gonna be Turn 3 pic.twitter.com/MGKZysdrca— Nathan 😀👍 (@KensethFa...