Woven through the heart of North Texas’s premier sports hub, the Grand Prix of Arlington is a masterpiece of modern street-circuit engineering. Designed by the renowned Tony Cotman, this 4.4 km (2.7 mile) course stands as the longest street circuit on the IndyCar calendar. It features a technical 14-turn layout that winds directly between the towering silhouettes of AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. The track's defining characteristic is its staggering 1.5 km (0.9-mile) main straightaway—the longest in the series—where cars reach blistering speeds of over 180 mph. The design includes innovative features like a split pit lane and a signature "horseshoe" carousel at Turn 6.

The circuit represents a bold new chapter in the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s rich racing heritage, which dates back to the AAA-sanctioned events at Arlington Downs in the 1940s. While IndyCar has long been a staple at the nearby Texas Motor Speedway, the transition to the streets of Arlington in March 2026 marks a "first-of-its-kind" venture into an integrated entertainment district. Today, the circuit serves as a temporary high-octane stage that transforms the city’s thoroughfares into an international festival of speed. It isn't just a racetrack; it's a multi-day cultural event featuring top-tier concerts and elite racing that showcases Arlington’s evolution into a global sports destination.

Capture the adrenaline of Texas’s newest racing tradition with our 3D printed Grand Prix of Arlington wall art. Its minimalist design serves as the perfect modern accent for your office, garage, or fan cave, allowing you to celebrate the massive straights and technical turns of this iconic venue. Whether you’re a die-hard open-wheel fan or a proud local supporter, this durable and lightweight piece is a must-have tribute to the speed and scale of the Entertainment District—bring a piece of the track home and commemorate the inaugural era of the Arlington GP.

Approximately 240W x 98H x 15D mm (9.4W x 3.9H x 0.6D in).