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It would not happen under any other administration." In a statement to ABC News on Wednesday, a GSA spokesperson said that the agency reviewed the race course "for potential impact on our nearby assets and identified no areas of concern." "Like millions of other Americans, we fully support the patriotic celebrations happening in our Nation's capital, including the Freedom250 Grand Prix," the GSA spokesperson said. But such speeds and torque of the race cars' twin-turbocharged V-6 engines have a group of historic preservationists worried. Numerous streets around the National Mall were closed for the event and concrete guard barriers and fencing were erected along the race course to protect fans and property.
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