The Trump administration is hoping to host a grand prix event in Washington, D.C., to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday this summer.
“The Grand Prix is an unprecedented opportunity to celebrate our nation’s proud racing pedigree, showcase the beauty of the National Mall, and generate millions in critical tourism revenue for the Capital,” a spokesperson for the Department of Transportation told the Washington Examiner.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is spearheading the push for an IndyCar race on the National Mall in late August, according to Punchbowl News. The race would start at the Supreme Court and cover a full lap around the National Mall, including the Lincoln Memorial. “Pit Row” would be by the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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However, legal challenges could derail the festivity. There
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