The economic impact of this year's Baltimore Grand Prix
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Posted: 11/16/2012
We know more about the economic impact of this year's Baltimore Grand Prix.
Nearly 30,000 fewer people attended the race this year, which translates to lower spending.
24.9 million in direct spending came from The Grand Prix crowd this year.
That's close to 3 million less than the year before.
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