Indy Car’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix Delivers With 3.2 Million Viewers
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix Of Washington DC drew the highest viewership of any Indy Car Series race other than the Indianapolis 500 in over three decades with 3.2 million.
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What happenedThe Freedom 250 Grand Prix Of Washington DC drew the highest viewership of any Indy Car Series race other than the Indianapolis 500 in over three decades with 3.2 million.
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Indy Car’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix Delivers With 3.2 Million Viewers
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix Of Washington DC drew the highest viewership of any Indy Car Series race other than the Indianapolis 500 in over three decades with 3.2 million.
