The Indy Car Grand Prix of Arlington is a partnership between the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers, the city of Arlington and Penske Entertainment and promises to bring an action-packed temporary street circuit race to North Texas.

IndyCar will return to Texas in 2026 with a street race in Arlington in a joint venture between the Cowboys and the Rangers.

The Arlington Grand Prix, the latest Jerry Jones joint, will race through Texas in March 2026.

"It's going to be fast. I'm ready. "I'm pumped," said Alex Palou. "It's a shame that we're not starting like next week. I would be ready to race it."

Arlington to host the INDYCAR Grand Prix in March 2026, uniting sports organizations for a major racing event set to boost the local economy.

The 2.73-mile INDYCAR Grand Prix of Arlington track layout will weave through Arlington’s core sports and entertainment district and feature two iconic sporting venues recognized by fans around the world: AT&T Stadium,

IndyCar will be holding a 2.73-mile street course race in the Dallas area in March 2026 based around AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, and the Texas Rangers' Globe Life Field. Penske Entertainment,

Arlington’s crowded sporting landscape is going to wedge in yet another championship-caliber sporting venue. Best feature: This one won’t cost taxpayers a penny. Turns out, the streets are already there.

The NTT IndyCar Series is heading to Arlington, Texas, for an electrifying new street race set to roar through the city’s core sports and entertainment district in March 2026. This event will see IndyCars racing past some of the state’s most iconic venues,