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Hundreds Gather in Washington DC for IndyCar Street Race
Hundreds of spectators, including US President Donald Trump, gathered on Sunday to watch an IndyCar race through the streets of Washington DC.
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Hundreds of people assembled in Washington DC on Sunday to watch an IndyCar race take place through the city streets. US President Donald Trump was among the crowd gathered to witness the event. The race brought motorsports action directly to the streets of the nation's capital, drawing local spectators and high-profile attendees alike.
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