The Thermal Club, a private racing facility and residential development in Thermal, California, is set to host the highly anticipated IndyCar Grand Prix in 2025. This event will mark the second official race of the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series, bringing together some of the top drivers in the sport, including the reigning champion, Alex Palou, and two-time Indianapolis 500 winner, Josef Newgarden.

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A New Era for IndyCar at Thermal Club

The Thermal Club's relationship with IndyCar has been building since the successful debut of the Thermal Challenge, a non-points race held in March 2024. The event, which saw Palou emerge victorious, generated significant interest and excitement among both drivers and fans. However, the lack of championship points had some racers questioning the event's purpose. Now, the Thermal Club is set to host the official IndyCar Grand Prix, which will be part of the 17-race schedule for the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series. This change marks a significant milestone for the facility, as it transitions from a non-points event to a fully-fledged Grand Prix race. The Thermal Club's founder, Tim Rogers, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The Thermal Club is thrilled to welcome IndyCar back, this time for a full-scale Grand Prix. Our team has put everything into making this race an unforgettable experience for fans, residents, and guests, in an extraordinary setting that only The Thermal Club can offer."

The Thermal Club's Unique Track Layout

The IndyCar Grand Prix will take place on the 3.067-mile Twin Palms circuit, a combination of the other short tracks within the Thermal Club's expansive facilities. This circuit promises to be a true test of skill, featuring 19 turns with a mix of sweeping curves, tight corners, long straightaways, and elevation changes. The challenging layout is sure to provide an exhilarating experience for both drivers and spectators.

A Stacked Field of Talent

The 2025 IndyCar Grand Prix at the Thermal Club will feature a star-studded lineup of drivers. Reigning series champion Alex Palou, who won the previous Thermal Challenge, will be looking to defend his title and cement his place as one of the top talents in the sport. Joining him will be two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Josef Newgarden, as well as other top championship finishers like Colton Herta, Scott McLaughlin, and Will Power.This impressive roster of drivers promises to deliver an intense and thrilling race, as they battle for the coveted IndyCar Grand Prix trophy. Fans can expect to witness a display of raw speed, precise driving, and strategic decision-making as the drivers navigate the challenging Thermal Club circuit.

Ticket Information and Hospitality

Tickets for the 2025 IndyCar Grand Prix at the Thermal Club are now available, with a three-day package priced at $475. This includes access to all the weekend's activities, including the race on March 23, as well as parking and premium seating. Fans can purchase their tickets through the official IndyCar website, indcar.com.The Thermal Club is committed to providing an exceptional experience for all attendees, with a focus on hospitality and amenities. The facility's residential development and private racing club offer a unique setting for the event, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the world of high-performance motorsports.