The IndyCar course for the Detroit Grand Prix is the shortest street circuit. IndyCar and the Detroit City Council agreed to terms to keep the grand prix downtown. DETROIT — The Detroit Grand Prix is ...

The 2025 Detroit Grand Prix is set for Friday, May 30-Sunday, June 1. The 1.7-mile, nine-turn street circuit begins on ...

Álex Palou, winner of the 2023 Detroit Grand Prix and the 2025 Indy 500, seeks to continue his dominant IndyCar season. Team Penske aims to rebound after a controversial Indy 500 qualifying ...

In 2021, Detroit Grand Prix officials agreed to a contract with the Detroit City Council to hold the grand prix in downtown Detroit for three years starting in 2023.

The Detroit Grand Prix approaches the halfway point of the NTT IndyCar Series season and represents one of the biggest annual sporting events in the city. It draws more than 100,000 people each year ...

Downtown racing may feel like a new phenomenon for many Detroiters, but the history of the Detroit Grand Prix actually stretches back decades. If you want to get really historical, open-wheel racing ...

The 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, presented by Lear, is returning for its 35th year, bringing high-speed racing, interactive fan zones, live music and family-friendly activities to the heart ...

In 2021, Detroit Grand Prix officials agreed to a contract with the Detroit City Council to hold the grand prix in downtown Detroit for three years starting in 2023.

In 2021, Detroit Grand Prix officials agreed to a contract with the Detroit City Council to hold the grand prix in downtown Detroit for three years starting in 2023.

The Detroit Grand Prix is a 100-lap race, which covers over 160 miles of racing. Since Detroit's is a street course, cars won't get up to the top speeds they can get to on oval courses like Indy, ...

In 2021, Detroit Grand Prix officials agreed to a contract with the Detroit City Council to hold the grand prix in downtown Detroit for three years starting in 2023.

In 2021, Detroit Grand Prix officials agreed to a contract with the Detroit City Council to hold the grand prix in downtown Detroit for three years starting in 2023.