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Baltimore Grand Prix Track Tickets

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Inner Harbor Street Circuit Seating, Pa

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About Baltimore Grand Prix Track

The Baltimore Grand Prix Track is a temporary street circuit that looped around Baltimore's iconic Inner Harbor. With a length of 2.04 miles (3.28 km) and 12 turns, the course began on Pratt Street near downtown landmarks, delivering high-speed action along a dynamic urban landscape. The inaugural race in 2011 was won by Will Power, and the circuit saw notable updates in 2012, including removing the main straight chicane and widening Turn 1 to enhance competition. The event, which drew over 100,000 spectators across race weekend, concluded after the 2013 Grand Prix of Baltimore, won by Simon Pagenaud. While the track is no longer active as a fixed venue, the City of Baltimore’s street course remains a part of the area’s racing history. This page provides seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and dining options to help fans plan visits. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations to secure your seats and accommodations easily.

Note: This is a temporary street circuit, not a permanent, fixed venue. There are no fixed seating capacities, as the track used the city streets of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. When events were active, fans could plan around the race weekend as a major regional spectacle. For future visits, consider local hospitality partners and transport options to maximize convenience in the downtown Baltimore area.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Type/venue: Temporary street circuit around Baltimore's Inner Harbor; start-finish line located on Pratt Street near downtown landmarks.
  • Length/turns: 2.04 miles (3.28 km) with 12 turns.
  • Inaugural race: 2011 Baltimore Grand Prix won by Will Power (IndyCar).
  • 2012 changes: Chicane on the main straight removed and Turn 1 widened to improve competition.
  • Final race: 2013 Grand Prix of Baltimore won by Simon Pagenaud; this marked the last running of the event.
  • Attendance: Reported to draw >100,000 spectators over the race weekend; no fixed seating capacity since it was a street circuit.
  • Status: Not a demolished/renamed fixed venue; the track was a temporary street course and the event was discontinued after 2013.