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 ...

DETROIT — The Detroit Grand Prix is coming back for 2026 and beyond. As confirmed by Penske Corp. vice president of community and government affairs Letty Azar, the Grand Prix has signed a three ...

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Excitement is high at the Detroit Grand Prix as qualifying begins for the IMSA cars, marking the start of a weekend full of racing in downtown Detroit. Fans, including ten-year-old Carson Darr ...

The Detroit Grand Prix will continue to run through the streets of downtown for the foreseeable future. Officials with Penske Corp. and Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear on Sunday ...

The 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix returned to the streets of Detroit from May 30 to June 1. It transformed the heart of the city into a grand spectacle. Roads near Jefferson Avenue, Atwater Street ...

For the 22nd and final Grand Prix weekend on Belle Isle before its return to Downtown Detroit next year, the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear will recognize the history and heritage ...

Detroit Grand Prix President Michael Montri said in a statement that even after the race departs, it will "continue to help get the historic Scott Fountain up and running by the start of Grand ...

The Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear is much more than just world-class auto racing – it’s a three-day-long festival at Belle Isle Park that helps Detroit shine and creates fun ...

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Detroit Grand Prix officials Friday presented a new plan for the race to continue on Belle Isle, as irate detractors continued to raise concerns about the noise and environmental impact of the event.