The grid was set on Friday afternoon for this year’s Detroit Sports Car Classic on the Streets of Detroit. For GTP, Bamber and Aitken will lead the field to Turn 1 on Rivard St in their No. 31 Cadillac V-Series R. The Corvette ZO6 GT3.R of Garcia/Sims will start P1 in the GTD Pro Class, thus giving General Motors a Pole lock-out. Here is the … Continue reading 2026 Detroit Sports Car Classic Starting Lineup
Colton Herta wins his second P1 award in a row on the banks of the Detroit River. He outpaced David Malukas by two tenths of a second for a lap time of 1:00.4779, while the Fast Six was rounded off by the season dominating Alex Palou with a 1:01.468 lap. Malukas was ahead of Herta coming out of turn 3, but Herta pulled away just … Continue reading Herta on Pole for Detroit GP
The Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix is in its third year back in the City of Detroit following many years on nearby Belle Isle. This will be our second year covering the full weekend that includes the NTT IndyCar Series, as well as Indy NXT and the IMSA Sports Car Series. Here is everything you need to know about the race weekend. The Streets of Detroit … Continue reading 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix Fast Facts
2024 NTT IndyCar Standings heading into Road America. Heading into Road America this weekend, the starts of the NTT IndyCar Series roll out of Detroit with only a 31 point difference from Dixon leading to Power in third. Place Driver Points Engine 1 Scott Dixon 216 Honda 2 Alex Palou 198 Honda 3 Will Power 185 Chevrolet 4 Pato O’Ward 160 Chevrolet 5 Alexander Rossi … Continue reading NTT IndyCar Standings Following Detroit GP
Behind the wheel of his yellow DHL Pride No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, Alex Palou raced his way to the top of the pilon during practice for the 2024 Detroit Grand Prix. With a lap time of 1:01.721, Palou beat out O’Ward by 0.0105 seconds while running 0.0653 seconds faster than Colton Herta. Despite not topping the lists of any of the three segments … Continue reading Alex Palou Fastest in Practice 1 in Detroit
IndyCar and IMSA graced the city of Detroit from 1989 until 1992, when they were moved from the city streets to the beautiful Bell Isle Park, just a couple miles East of the iconic Renaissance Center, GM’s Headquarters. In 2023, the Detroit GP moved back to the city streets surrounding the iconic towers, down Jefferson and the riverfront, as a 1.7-mile street circuit. NASCAR has … Continue reading A First-Time Fan’s Intro to the Detroit Grand Prix & IMSA
