IndyCar president: ‘Could be a little bit of carnage’ in DC race this weekend
IndyCar President Doug Boles said Thursday morning that tight corners on the Freedom 250 Grand Prix racecourse around the National Mall this weekend could result in a “little bit of carnage” in the nation’s capital. The nearly 1.7-mile course, which loops around the National Archives, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian National Air and Space…
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- Fact 1: IndyCar President Doug Boles said Thursday morning that tight corners on the Freedom 250 Grand Prix racecourse around the National Mall this weekend could result in a “little bit of carnage” in the nation’s capital.
- Fact 2: The nearly 1.7-mile course, which loops around the National Archives, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian National Air and Space…
IndyCar President Doug Boles said Thursday morning that tight corners on the Freedom 250 Grand Prix racecourse around the National Mall this weekend could result in a “little bit of carnage” in the nation’s capital. The nearly 1.7-mile course, which loops around the National Archives, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian National Air and Space…
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Original source: The Hill
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