The Arlington Street Circuit is a street circuit in the city of Arlington, Texas that hosts the IndyCar Series since 2026. It sits near Globe Life Field and AT&T Stadium.
History The Grand Prix of Arlington was announced on October 7, 2024, confirming initial reports the month previous. The circuit features AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, home of the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, respectively, as well as Choctaw Stadium. The event is billed as a partnership between IndyCar, the Cowboys and Rangers, and the City of Arlington.
Circuit design The Arlington street circuit was designed by Tony Cottman, who has designed several Champ Car and IndyCar street circuits. The circuit is long and features fourteen corners. The length of the circuit makes it not only longer than any other IndyCar street circuit but also longer than any permanent road course that IndyCar visits other than the Road America circuit. Its main straightaway is the longest straight IndyCar has seen on a street or road course. The number of corners on the track ties St. Petersburg Street Circuit for the most on an IndyCar street circuit. The circuit also features a split pit lane similar to the one found on the current Detroit Street Circuit.
Events
Current
March: IndyCar Series Grand Prix of Arlington, Indy NXT, USF Pro 2000 Championship, Toyota GR Cup North America
Lap records
As of March 2026, the fastest official race lap records at the Arlington Street Circuit are listed as:
CategoryTimeDriverVehicleEvent Street Circuit (2026): IndyCar 1:33.9902 Scott Dixon Dallara IR-18 2026 Java House Grand Prix of Arlington Indy NXT 1:38.5998 Max Taylor Dallara IL-15 2026 Indy NXT by Firestone Grand Prix of Arlington USF Pro 2000 1:46.0744 Jack Jeffers Tatuus IP-22 2026 Andersen Interior Contracting Grand Prix of Arlington Toyota GR Cup 2:06.000 Spike Kohlbecker Toyota GR86 2026 Arlington Toyota GR Cup North America round
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