FOX Sports has revealed its broadcast team for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., on Sunday, 23 August. The race will mark IndyCar’s first event on the streets of the US capital as part of celebrations surrounding America’s 250th anniversary.
The Race Call and Pit Lane Coverage
FOX’s regular IndyCar commentary team of Will Buxton, Townsend Bell and James Hinchcliffe will call the race.
Reporting live along pit lane will be Jack Harvey, Georgia Henneberry, and Kevin Lee, with additional special reports delivered by Jamie Little.
Expanded Pre-race
Race day coverage kicks off early with an expanded 90-minute prerace broadcast starting at 11:30 AM ET on FOX and FOX One. Chris Myers will host alongside four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves and Danica Patrick, the highest-finishing woman in Indianapolis 500 history.
The special prerace show will delve into the landmark capital street circuit while honoring each branch of the United States military. FOX Sports reporter Tom Rinaldi will also be on site for feature segments and interviews.
Doubleheader Action: IROC Presented by Chevrolet
Weekend coverage will also include IROC Presented by Chevrolet, with its race streaming live on FOX One at 3pm ET on Saturday before an encore broadcast on FS1 on Sunday morning.
Townsend Bell and James Hinchcliffe will be joined in the booth by FOX NASCAR analyst Clint Bowyer. NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon will provide commentary from the cockpit while competing in the event.
Pit road reporting for the IROC races will be handled by Jack Harvey and Jamie Little. FS1 will re-air the IROC action on Sunday morning at 10:00 AM ET.
Note: All listings are broadcast live unless otherwise noted and remain subject to change. All events will stream live on FOX One.
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Full Freedom 250 weekend schedule
Saturday, 22 August
IndyCar Practice 1 — 9am ET — FS1 IROC Practice 1 — 10:40am ET — FOX One IROC Practice 2 — 12:25pm ET — FOX One IndyCar Practice 2 — 1pm ET — FS2 IROC race — 3pm ET — FOX One IndyCar qualifying — 5pm ET — FS2Sunday, 23 August
IndyCar warm-up — 9am ET — FS1 IROC race encore — 10am ET — FS1 FOX IndyCar pre-race — 11:30am ET — FOX / FOX One Freedom 250 — 1pm ET — FOX / FOX One Read Also:
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