Texas isn’t exactly known for our good driving. That’s about to change this March when the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington will turn the DFW area into a Texas-sized racetrack teeming with some of the most elite drivers in the world. If the event has got you gassed up, cruise through our article below to find out everything you need to know about the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington!
When is the INDYCAR Grand Prix of Arlington?
The Java House Grand Prix of Arlington will take place March 13 – 15, 2026.
March 13, 2026
March 13 marks the kickoff date for the Grand Prix of Arlington event. With gates opening at 9 am, the day will consist of team practices scheduled throughout the day, with the Toyota GR Cup Race 1 and USF Pro 200 qualifying races scheduled for 4:45 pm and 5:15 pm, respectively.
March 14, 2026
Action at the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington intensifies today with qualifying rounds for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and INDY NXT by Firestone. The day’s lineup also features the first of two high-performance races in the Toyota GR Cup Series doubleheader at 11:20 am.
Gates open at 8 am.
March 15, 2026
Sunday, March 15, 2026, is the “Main Event” day for the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington. While the specific minute-by-minute itinerary is usually finalized closer to the race month, the weekend structure follows the standard IndyCar “Race Day” format.
- 7:30 am: Gates open to the public.
- 8 am: Toyota GR Cup Series – Race 2
- 9:05 am: Java House Grand Prix of Arlington
- 10:00 am: INDY NXT by Firestone Race.
- 11:15 am: Pre-Race Ceremonies
- 12:10 pm: The Java House Grand Prix of Arlington (main race)
Where will the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington take place?
The Java House Grand Prix of Arlington takes place on a temporary street circuit in the heart of Arlington’s Entertainment District. The 2.73-mile track is specifically designed to showcase the city’s massive sports infrastructure, creating a unique “stadium-to-stadium” racing environment.
The Circuit Location
The race course is situated in the area bounded roughly by E. Division Street to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Cowboys Way to the south, and N. Collins Street to the west.
At&T Stadium will provide the primary western anchor of the circuit with the track running on the east side of the stadium. Acting as the southern anchor of the high-speed parts of the track, Globe Life Field will also host the central fan zones and event festivities. The track will also pass the Choctaw Stadium, providing unique views of the race.
What to expect of the Grand Prix in DFW?
The inaugural Grand Prix transforms Arlington into a vibrant hub of food, music, and world-class motorsport. The track offers a breathtaking ‘stadium-to-stadium’ view, weaving through the heart of the district and showcasing the massive scale of AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field as Indy cars reach speeds of 180 mph.
How to get tickets for the Grand Prix in Arlington?
Tickets to the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington are available through the official event website. Prices vary based on event.
Weekend ticket prices
Three-day Reserved Seats tickets offer “the best viewing for all racing action” and start at $195. Three-day General Admission tickets offer more flexible seating throughout the event and start at $110. Weekend tickets for children aged 12 and under are free with the purchase of adult tickets.
Single-day tickets
Single-day tickets start at $35 for General Admission on Friday, March 13. Reserved Seats tickets for Saturday’s events start at $80. General admission tickets are priced at $50. Race Day ticket prices for Sunday start at $135 for Reserved Seats and $90 for General Admission.
Children’s General Admission is free with the purchase of an adult ticket.
The inaugural Java House Grand Prix in Arlington this March is a monumental occasion – promising to be an exciting weekend-long event for fans of all ages!