Grand Prix of Washington D.C. Decal

uilt around RFK Stadium, the Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. was a short-lived Champ Car street race that ran only once in 2002. With flat asphalt, tight 90-degree corners, and political controversy, it left a unique mark on American open-wheel history. This precision-cut vinyl sticker captures the rare circuit layout.

📍 Location: Washington, D.C.
🏁 Configuration: Temporary Street Circuit
📏 Length: 1.66 miles
🔁 Turns: 10
🔴 Status: Closed in 2002

🏎️ Inside the Outline: The D.C. Grand Prix was loud, fast, and fiercely debated — a one-off race that lives on as a motorsports curiosity. Closed in 2002.