The Freedom 250 is expected to be a one-and-done unique event. It is the first INDYCAR race (as far as we know) that needed an executive order from the President (of the United States) just to happen.
It is part of the 250th birthday celebration of the United States. The National Mall won’t get shut down for an INDYCAR race every year.
And that’s fine.
Part of the allure of the Freedom 250 stems from the basis that it will serve as a rare spectacle. If you’re not there to see it, you won’t ever see it.
But that doesn’t mean that is the end of INDYCAR in Washington, D.C.
Crews work near the U.S. Capitol Building to prepare the street course for…
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