FOX sets innovative camera coverage for IndyCar Freedom 250 in D.C
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:04 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

FOX Sports is launching an ambitious camera setup for the IndyCar Freedom 250, scheduled for August 23 in Washington, D.C. A camera will be installed atop the Washington Monument, marking a first for a sporting event in the area. Lead IndyCar producer Pam Miller expressed excitement about this unprecedented angle, while director Mitch Riggin confirmed that innovative machinery, including drones and an Owl Cam, will enhance the broadcast. The race is part of festivities celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States, requiring heightened security and cooperation with federal agencies.
- •Race set for August 23 as part of U.S. 250th birthday festivities.
- •First sporting event to feature a camera on the Washington Monument.
- •Innovative Owl Cam will follow cars with dynamic angles.
- •Collaboration with federal agencies for heightened security.
- •FOX emphasizes creating an event atmosphere beyond standard racing.
- 11:04 AMYahoo Sports — A camera on the Washington Monument?!? FOX going all-out for IndyCar Freedom 250
"FOX is embracing the historic nature of Washington, D.C., and the excitement of motorsport for its coverage of IndyCar's Freedom 250 race.
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