IndyCar celebrated America's 250th birthday in quite some fashion, as they hit the Streets of Washington D.C. DIVEBOMB IndyCar Correspondent Dan Jones graded how all 25 drivers fared in the capital.

Credit: Hope Van Beek Christian Lundgaard strengthened his bid for second place in the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series championship with a runner-up finish in the Freedom 250, capping off an impressive first visit to the American capital. The Arrow McLaren driver finished second behind Kyle Kirkwood after spending the closing stages attempting to cut into the American’s advantage. Lundgaard found brief periods where he held the upper hand, although Kirkwood’s pace across the longer r

Bud Denker has confirmed that talks will be held about a potential return for IndyCar on the Streets of Washington D.C. during his reflections of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

Kyle Kirkwood dominated on the streets of Washington D.C. on Sunday to claim what will forever stand as a memorable win in the Freedom 250. This is how he did it...

American-born Andretti Global racing driver Kyle Kirkwood crossed the finish line first at the inaugural Freedom 250 IndyCar race in the Nation's capital.

Kyle Kirkwood has said that his approach to the Freedom 250 will be like any other race after securing his second front row start of 2026 on the Streets of Washington, D.C. ahead of what is expected to be a gruelling 250 miles on Sunday.

After winning the pole for the Freedom 250 on Saturday, Álex Palou’s primary focus is on etching his name into the history books by winning on the streets of Washington D.C.

Drivers are relishing the nature of the Washington D.C. streets, as IndyCar’s unique Freedom 250 Grand Prix weekend got underway on Saturday morning.