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ℹ️ About Detroit
The Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear brings IndyCar racing to the streets of Downtown Detroit. The Detroit Street Circuit offers fans a 1.7-mile track with 9 turns that winds through the city center around the Renaissance Center.
This Detroit IndyCar event features the NTT IndyCar Series as its main attraction, with Indy NXT by Firestone and the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship as support races. Kyle Kirkwood stands as the 2025 winner of this competitive street race.
The Detroit Street Circuit includes several notable sections. Drivers face the longest straightaway on any IndyCar street circuit on Jefferson Avenue, measuring 0.7 miles. The wide Turn 3 hairpin creates passing opportunities, while the downhill section on Bates Street tests driver skill. The split pit lane on Franklin Street and narrow section on Rivard Street add racing challenges.
Racing in Detroit has a rich history. Formula One competed here from 1982 to 1988, followed by CART (IndyCar) from 1989 to 1991. The event moved to Belle Isle Park from 1992 to 2022 before returning to downtown in 2023 with the current Detroit Street Circuit layout.
All IndyCar teams use Dallara chassis with 2.2-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engines from Honda and Chevrolet. Firestone supplies tires for the competition. The IMSA portion features hybrid GTP prototypes and production-based GTD PRO sports cars.
The Detroit Grand Prix creates a festival atmosphere with three days of activities. Fans can attend practice and qualifying sessions, driver autograph opportunities, and the races themselves. This IndyCar event in Detroit combines world-class racing with the urban backdrop of Michigan's largest city.
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