IndyCar president: ‘Could be a little bit of carnage’ in DC race this weekend
Summary
IndyCar President Doug Boles warned that the tight corners on the Freedom 250 Grand Prix track in Washington, D.C., could cause some crashes during the race this weekend. The course is about 1.7 miles long and goes around important landmarks like the National Archives and Smithsonian museums.Key Facts
- The race is called the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
- It takes place on a 1.7-mile course in Washington, D.C.
- The track loops around the National Mall area.
- Landmarks on the route include the National Archives and National Gallery of Art.
- IndyCar President Doug Boles mentioned there might be some crashes due to tight corners.
- The event is happening this weekend.
- The race will pass by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
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