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Felix Rosenqvist Embraces Texas A&M Legacy, Inspires Action in D.C.
Highlights
- Felix Rosenqvist drives No. 60 Honda with Texas A&M patriotic design
- Freedom 250 Grand Prix held in Washington, D.C., on August 23
- Helmet and suit feature Texas A&M logos and American flag motifs
- Texas A&M premieres 2-minute anthem during FOX broadcast of race
- Race celebrates U.S. 250th and Texas A&M 150th anniversaries
- FOX covers race with pre-race at 11:30 a.m. ET, live at 1 p.m.
Felix Rosenqvist, the 2026 Indianapolis 500 winner, races a Texas A&M-themed No. 60 Honda in Washington, D.C., on August 23 at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
The Meyer Shank Racing collaboration delivers a patriotic maroon, red, white, and blue livery carrying the message: Together, We Stand as a Force for Good.
American flag graphics span the front wing, sidepods, rear wing, and nose. “Together We Stand” and “A Force for Good” feature on the rear wing, with Texas A&M marks prominent on the sidepods.
Rosenqvist frames the program as pride and purpose, citing rising national attention after the White House visit and the symbolism of racing in the capital.
The driver’s suit and a Troy Lee–designed helmet extend the theme, integrating an Aggie Ring crest, American flag motifs, and broadcast-visible Texas A&M logos.
“Together, We Stand as a Force for Good” headlines the No. 60 Honda’s patriotic livery.
Marketing intent is explicit. Texas A&M’s R. Ethan Braden emphasizes visibility and understanding, arguing the livery and location sharpen the university’s story for a national audience.
FOX carries the event, with pre-race at 11:30 a.m. ET and live coverage from 1 p.m. Additional broadcasts include FOX One and INDYCAR Radio powered by OnlyBulls.
FOX schedule: pre-race 11:30 a.m. ET, live race at 1 p.m. ET.
The weekend aligns with major milestones: the United States’ 250th anniversary and Texas A&M’s approaching 150th, prompting a two-minute Texas A&M brand anthem on FOX.
Texas A&M alumnus Lyle Lovett fronts a new rendition of Let’s Work Together, soundtracking imagery of Aggies collaborating across research, engineering, health, agriculture, security, and public service.
Lyle Lovett debuts a two-minute Texas A&M anthem during the FOX broadcast.
The temporary street course showcases central Washington, creating rare urban racing near the Washington Monument and U.S. Capitol to attract casual and core audiences alike.
For Meyer Shank Racing, the platform strengthens partner value while performance focus remains unchanged. Rosenqvist’s pace, including a recent Portland pole, underlines form entering D.C.
INDYCAR’s urban portfolio, including the recent Markham street race, benefits from marquee settings and national broadcast reach, reinforcing growth momentum.
The car’s slogans foreground community and impact, aligning sport with civic messaging as Rosenqvist and Meyer Shank carry Texas A&M’s identity onto a high-profile national stage.
Rosenqvist enters D.C. as the reigning 2026 Indianapolis 500 winner, amplifying the program’s visibility.
Visual Summary
Together, We Stand
A Force For Good
Texas A&M celebrates America's big race
🏎️Freedom 250
Washington, D.C.
Aug 23
Aug 23
🇺🇸 250
Years USA
A&M: 150th 🎉
📺 FOX
Pre-race: 11:30 a.m.
Live: 1 p.m. ET
Live: 1 p.m. ET
Rosenqvist’s custom helmet
Showcases Aggie Ring crest, American flag, A&M logo
Designed by Troy Lee
Designed by Troy Lee
Lyle Lovett: “Let’s Work Together” brand anthem DEBUTS on FOX.
Aggies unite across fields of impact—see the anthem during the race broadcast!
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