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The National Gallery of Art has completed a safety study in anticipation of the Freedom 250 IndyCar race, scheduled for August 23 in Washington, D.C. The study aimed to address concerns about vibrations affecting the gallery and nearby museums, with measures implemented to ensure safety. The race is expected to attract significant public interest.
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The National Gallery of Art has completed a safety study in anticipation of the Freedom 250 IndyCar race, scheduled for August 23 in Washington, D.C. The study aimed to address concerns about vibrations affecting the gallery and nearby museums, with measures implemented to ensure safety. The race is expected to attract significant public interest.
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IndyCar vibrations prompt art safety study at National Gallery before Freedom 250 race
National Gallery of Art conducts safety study ahead of Freedom 250 IndyCar race