IndyCar Race in Washington D.C.: Freedom 250 Grand Prix
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The Freedom 250 Grand Prix, an IndyCar race, will take place in Washington D.C. on Sunday, August 23. The race will cover a 1.7-mile street course around the National Mall, featuring seven turns and 147 laps. The event is expected to draw around 140,000 spectators each day and will be broadcast nationally on Fox. Free tickets have sold out. The race may be completed in wet conditions due to expected rain. The event has sparked concerns about traffic, security, and potential damage to artworks from vibrations. President Trump will make a lap in his limousine during the event.
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