AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFreedom 250 Grand Prix (D.C.): IndyCar drivers are calling the downtown D.C. course “stuff that you dream of,” with the U.S. Capitol and major museums as the backdrop for speeds around 180 mph and an expected 140,000 attendees per day. Traffic & road closures: Organizers warn that the race is bringing major gridlock and that road restrictions and closures are ramping up, with visitors and locals urged to plan alternate routes. Getting around during construction: Separate city roadwork is also scheduled for September, including a Beaton Street asphalt overlay that will run with lane-by-lane traffic control. Local travel spotlight: A WTOP ride-along preview shows how bumpy street conditions affect racing, while drivers and officials highlight the “once-in-a-lifetime” appeal of IndyCar in the nation’s capital. Arts & culture: The American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center announces a free fall lineup starting Sept. 5, featuring major solo and group exhibitions.
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