IndyCar Long Beach weather report: What to expect
This is what the IndyCar teams and drivers can expect this weekend in Long Beach, California.
Romain Grosjean, Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevrolet
Photo by: Josh Tons / Motorsport Images
IndyCar returns for the third round for the 2025 season at Long Beach, California.
Currently, Weather.com predicts a dry weekend with high humidity.
Three-tie NTT IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou won the first two races of the season in St. Petersburg, Florida, and Thermal, California. The Spanish driver hopes to continue his winning streak. Reacting to his last win at Thermal Club, he explained:
“What an amazing weekend,” Palou said. “Honestly, we’ve had a really fast car since practice. They executed very well. Everybody at Chip Ganassi Racing, the 10 car, executed perfectly.
"I have a great team. They give me a car I feel comfortable with that I can manage and make it look easy. They do all the work. I just try and make it happen."
IndyCar at Long Beach current weather report
Friday, 11 April
6 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Practice 1
Friday, during which Practice 1 will take place in the evening, is expected to see temperatures rise to 23°C with 63% humidity. Rain doesn't currently seem to be a threat, with only an 8% chance during the day which rises to 20% during the night.
Will Power, Team Penske Chevrolet
Photo by: Josh Tons / Motorsport Images
Saturday, 12 April
11.30 a.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Practice 2
2.30 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Qualifications
The chance of rain rises slightly on Saturday to 13%, but the main challenge seems to come from the humidity, which is expected to be at 74%. Temperatures are anticipated to reach a modest 20°C.
Sunday, 13 April
12 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Warmup
4.30 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Race
Race day is predicted to see similar conditions to Saturday. Humidity remains the biggest challenge at 69%, which will rise to 81% in the evening. Temperatures will mimic Saturday with morning fog followed by afternoon sun.
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