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About Nashville Street Circuit

Nashville’s temporary street circuit wraps around the iconic Nissan Stadium, creating a premier race experience in the heart of Music City. The course, known as the Music City Grand Prix, spans 2.17 miles (3.492 km) with 11 turns, hosting high-octane IndyCar action as drivers push for speed through downtown Nashville. The paddock and team area are anchored at Nissan Stadium, using the facility as a staging ground for race weekend. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan, from seating and parking to transit options and nearby hotels and dining that we recommend.

Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a seasoned race fan, securing your seats and navigating Nashville’s transit-friendly layout is straightforward with the right information. We’ve put together a quick guide to ensure you can focus on the spectacle—speed, strategy, and the roar of the crowd—without the guesswork. When you’re ready, we’ve got you covered with trusted partners for hotels and dining near the action.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Type/venue: Temporary street circuit (Music City Grand Prix Course) surrounding Nissan Stadium for IndyCar and related events.
  • Location/route: Streets around Nissan Stadium, crossing the Cumberland River on the Korean War Veterans Memorial Bridge into downtown Nashville.
  • Length/Turns: 2.17 miles (3.492 km) with 11 turns; 80 laps per IndyCar race.
  • Paddock: Nissan Stadium used as the paddock/team area for the race weekend.
  • Address reference: Nissan Stadium is at 1 Titans Way, Nashville, TN 37213.
  • Capacity: Nissan Stadium seats about 69,000; overall weekend attendance estimates ranged from ~110,000 (2022) to 140,000+ (2021) and later events exceeded that in some years.
  • Parking/Transit: No public parking at Nissan Stadium; fans park downtown and use pedestrian bridges or local transit; nearby transit options include WeGo Public Transit and pedestrian-access routes.
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous downtown Nashville hotels within walking distance (e.g., Hilton Nashville Downtown, Noelle, 21c Museum Hotel, Courtyard Nashville Downtown).
  • Notable events hosted: Inaugural Big Machine Music City Grand Prix (2021) and subsequent IndyCar events through 2023; 2024 race moved to Nashville Superspeedway due to stadium redevelopment.