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IndyCar Title Talk: Kyle Kirkwood Closes Points Gap to Alex Palou With Long Beach Win
Kyle Kirkwood, driver of the No. 27 Andretti Global Honda, dominated the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach on Sunday (April 13). The Floridian started the race from pole and claimed his first win of the season and, in doing so, has moved into second in the championship. What’s more, this performance has stopped Alex Palou ‘s mega start to the season.
A strong start to IndyCar's partnership with Fox wasn't entirely undone. But the second-most prestigious race had awful viewership against marquee events.
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Kyle Kirkwood showed that Alex Palou can be beat this IndyCar season and returned Andretti Global to the top of the podium ...
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Long Beach enjoys year-to-year TV audience gainThe 50th running of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach delivered an audience of 552,000 viewers on FOX. It represents a sizable improvement over the disappointing 307,348 who watched last year on ...
Exclusive broadcasting partner FOX released the official viewership numbers for the 2025 IndyCar Grand Prix of Long Beach on April 15, 2025.
A race that began in 1975 as a test balloon for F1's second race in the U.S. quickly became a gem on the IndyCar calendar.
The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach set an all-time attendance record in 2024, and with the downtown city event swelled to capacity last weekend for its 50th anniversary, another record is expected ...
Team Penske’s Will Power crossed the chequered flag in P5 at the 2025 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. After a dismal qualifying session, it was a good comeback for the Australian driver.
Two years ago at the Long Beach Grand Prix, Dan Towriss was first introduced as a co-owner of Andretti Global in the midst of ...
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