St. Petersburg

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St. Petersburg Country  United States Length 1.806 miles, 2.903 km Architect Unknown Type Temporary Street Opened 2003 Closed Active Series hosted IndyCar

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St. Petersburg, Florida hosts a street course race for the IndyCar Series.

The race was first run as a Champ Car event in 2003. When the race returned in 2005, it switched to the Indycar series, and marked the first non-oval event of the Indy Racing League. Also, starting in 2007, the American Le Mans Series will hold their second race of the season on this course as part of race weekend.

The Streets of St. Petersburg course is a street circuit connecting existing roads with one of the two landing strips of Albert Whitted Airport in St. Petersburg, Florida.

IndyCar Series Tracks
Belle Isle - Chicagoland - Edmonton - Homestead - Indianapolis - Infineon - Iowa - Kansas - Kentucky - Long Beach Mid-Ohio - Milwaukee - Motegi - Nashville - Richmond - St. Petersburg - Surfers Paradise - Texas - Watkins Glen