Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

April 13 - 15|Long Beach, California

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Spotter Guide

Starting Lineup Grid

Qualification Order

Pit Assignments

Driver Performance

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Fantasy Racing

Schedule

Download Weekend Schedule

Friday, Apr 13

1:00 PM ET

INDYCAR LIVE

Practice 1

Highlights

Results

5:00 PM ET

INDYCAR LIVE

Practice 2

Highlights

Results

Saturday, Apr 14

1:45 PM ET

INDYCAR LIVE

Practice 3

Highlights

Results

6:30 PM ET

NBCSN

Qualifications

Highlights

Results

Sunday, Apr 15

12:00 PM ET

INDYCAR LIVE

Final Warmup

Highlights

Results

4:00 PM ET

NBCSN

Race

Highlights

Results

International Broadcasts

Track Details

Streets of Long Beach

85 Laps

Streets of Long Beach

Official Track Map

The 1.968-mile, 11-turn temporary street circuit encircles the Long Beach Convention Center -- which houses a Family Fun Zone and numerous displays during the race weekend -- and runs down scenic Shoreline Drive. It offers numerous overtaking opportunities, including Turn 1, getting the hairpin turn just before the frontstretch right is critical.

Event News

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Joey Barnes

Kaiser itching to put long offseason behind at COTA

The Californian returns behind the wheel of the No. 32 NFP Chevrolet for Juncos Racing for the first time since last year's Indianapolis 500.

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Phillip B. Wilson

Making AJ Foyt Racing better is Kanaan's 2019 purpose

The 44-year-old veteran is being realistic about the team's chances this season but he knows they'll be competitive at the most important race for the boss: the Indy 500.

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Phillip B. Wilson

Offseason homework raises Veach's expectations for success

Entering his second NTT IndyCar Series season, the Andretti Autosport driver analyzed every on-track session from 2018 to learn where he can improve at every circuit this year.

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Phillip B. Wilson

Rossi believes he is in 'good place' for 2019 title bid

Runner-up to Scott Dixon for the 2018 NTT IndyCar Series championship, the Andretti Autosport driver says the pieces are in place to take that next step up this season.

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Christopher DeHarde

Juncos Racing continues growth with sports car program

The team makes its IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship debut in the Rolex 24 at Daytona, with two drivers who competed in NTT IndyCar Series races for the team last year among its four-driver lineup.

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Jeff Olson

INDYCAR's top 10 stories of 2018: Part 2

In the second of a three-part series, Jeff Olson recaps the top 10 story lines of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series season.

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INDYCAR

Through Our Lenses: Best INDYCAR photos of 2018, Volume 1

Our INDYCAR Photography team takes a final look through the lenses at the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series season from the preseason testing through the INDYCAR Grand Prix

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Jeff Olson

Pagenaud, engineer Bretzman building on positives for 2019 season

The duo are focusing on what went right in the second half of the 2018 IndyCar Series season in their bid to return to championship form next year.

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Jeff Olson

Rossi not planning to change tactics now for championship bid

“We’re just going to go out there with a fast race car and see what happens," the Andretti Autosport driver says as he tries to catch Scott Dixon.

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Kirby Arnold

Season finale is next step in Meyer Shank Racing's progression

Jack Harvey will drive the team's No. 60 Honda for the sixth time this year at the INDYCAR Grand Prix of Sonoma. Co-owner Michael Shank would like to compete in at least 10 races next year with the possibility of a full-season entry by 2020.

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INDYCAR

Celis Jr. returning to Juncos Racing for Grand Prix of Portland

The former test driver in Formula One will drive the No. 32 Chevrolet again after making his Verizon IndyCar Series debut at Road America in June.

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Christopher DeHarde

Shank anticipating first INDYCAR homecoming at Mid-Ohio

The Meyer Shank Racing co-owner will field a Verizon IndyCar Series entry at his home track for the first time this week at the Honda Indy 200.

Previous Winners

2024

Scott

Dixon

2023

Kyle

Kirkwood

2022

Josef

Newgarden

2021

Colton

Herta

2019

Alexander

Rossi

2018

Alexander

Rossi

2017

James

Hinchcliffe

2016

Simon

Pagenaud

2015

Scott

Dixon

2014

Mike

Conway

2013

Takuma

Sato

2011

Mike

Conway

2010

Ryan

Hunter-Reay

2009

Dario

Franchitti

2008

Will

Power

2007

Sebastien

Bourdais

2006

Sebastien

Bourdais

2005

Sebastien

Bourdais

2004

Paul

Tracy

2003

Paul

Tracy

2002

Michael

Andretti

2001

Helio

Castroneves

2000

Paul

Tracy

1999

Juan Pablo

Montoya

1998

Alex

Zanardi

1997

Alex

Zanardi

1996

Jimmy

Vasser

1995

Al Unser

Jr

1994

Al Unser

Jr

1993

Paul

Tracy

1992

Danny

Sullivan

1991

Al Unser

Jr

1990

Al Unser

Jr

1989

Al Unser

Jr

1988

Al Unser

Jr

1987

Mario

Andretti

1986

Michael

Andretti

1985

Mario

Andretti

1984

Mario

Andretti