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The NTT IndyCar Series is headed to Arlington, Texas, in 2026 for a street race that will fire around the Dallas Cowboy’s National Football League stadium and the Texas Rangers’ Major League Baseba…
The NTT IndyCar Series is set to have a street race in Arlington, Texas, in 2026, circling around the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers’ stadiums. The 2.73-mile track will wind through Arlington’s bustling sports and entertainment district, showcasing over 1.6 million tickets sold annually. The idea of a Dallas-area street race began circulating in the mid-2010s, with the current concept born out of collaborations involving key figures like Jerry Jones and Roger Penske. The IndyCar Grand Prix of Arlington aims to be a grand spectacle, supported by partnerships with organizations like Penske Entertainment, the Texas Rangers, and the Dallas Cowboys. IndyCar Series owner Roger Penske believes the race will set a new standard, blending racing excitement with the vibrant Arlington Entertainment District. The event marks IndyCar’s continued presence in Texas, adding to the mix of racing experiences spanning back to the 1970s.
