IndyCar's Freedom 250: Scenes from the Nation's Capital
The IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix was held in Washington, D.C., over the weekend, with practice, qualifying, and the main race. A U.S. Army flyover and a lap by President Trump in the presidential limousine were notable moments. Spanish driver Alex Palou earned pole position for the event.
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The event drew notable figures beyond the racing field. Former NASCAR champion Bill Elliott competed in an IROC exhibition race, while Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy served as grand marshal, waving the checkered flag at the finish. President Trump's pre-race lap in the armored presidential limousine added a ceremonial element, and a U.S. Army flyover preceded the start.
American Kyle Kirkwood of Andretti Global captured the victory
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