$1 million IndyCar Challenge Race Coming To California In 2024
IndyCar will run a one of a kind race next year.
The racing series is holding an exhibition event at California’s The Thermal Club near Palm Springs in March.
The facility is a private race track and community with an initiation fee of $175,000 and $5 million homes.
IndyCar had a pre-season test at the track this February to test the waters and will return on March 24 for testing and a race that will air on TV.
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The race will have a multi-million purse with a $1 million prize for the winning team and a charitable component.
It won’t be open to the general public, but club members will be able to enter a lottery to be embedded with each team.
Although it will take place after the season-opening street race in St. Petersburg, Fla., the non-points event will feature a unique format. A qualifying session and two heat races will set the field for a 12-car showdown.
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IndyCar will be using it as an additional shakedown for the new hybrid power units that are coming to the series next year.
The full 2024 IndyCar schedule will be released in the coming weeks.
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