Kirkwood, the top U.S.-born INDYCAR driver, delivered a dominant performance in the Washington D.C. race that featured Pennsylvania Avenue and iconic landmarks. President Trump waved the green flag and attended the entire event, which drew 215,000 fans over two days. esporist.com
The Andretti Global driver emphasized the significance of winning as an American while acknowledging the team's superior performance. Andretti Global dominated with Kirkwood winning, Will Power third, and Marcus Ericsson fourth, only broken by Arrow McLaren's Christian Lundgaard in second place.
