IndyCar Series Championship Race Moves to Nashville Superspeedway in 2024
The move, prompted by logistical challenges and stadium construction, aims to maintain the event's quality while planning a future return to downtown Nashville.
- The 2024 NTT IndyCar Series Championship Race is moving from downtown Nashville to Nashville Superspeedway due to logistical challenges and the construction of the new Tennessee Titans stadium.
- Scott Borchetta, President and CEO of Big Machine Music City Grand Prix, announced the move, citing the inability to execute the downtown race with the proposed changes and construction disruptions.
- The decision to move the race was made after a comprehensive review of the organization and plans, revealing significant challenges with the downtown layout and access for businesses and residents.
- Nashville Superspeedway, located 40 miles east of Nashville, will host the IndyCar season finale on September 15, maintaining the event's date but changing the venue.
- Officials and organizers express hope to return the race to downtown Nashville in the future, emphasizing the city's strong relationship with racing and the potential for growth of the event.