A giddy President Donald Trump has brought IndyCar’s best to the White House to promote the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
The Trump-backed Freedom 250 — known for its Great American State Fair, fraught with low attendance and technical difficulties — isn’t done organizing events in celebration of America’s semiquincentennial. On August 22 and 23, the group will host its own Grand Prix in Washington, D.C., featuring racing legends from NASCAR and IndyCar.