IndyCar: When and how to watch the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach live

IndyCar heads to Long Beach, California, for the third round of the 2025 season. Spanish driver Alex Palou has secured the first two victories of the season at the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg and The Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix.

Scott Dixon, who is currently third in the drivers' standings, won the 2024 race at Long Beach. 

The 90-lap race takes place on a 1.968-mile, 11-turn street circuit which winds around the Long Beach Convention Center. Here's how to follow all of the on-track action live.

When is the IndyCar Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach?

Friday, 11 April

6 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Practice 1

Saturday, 12 April

11.30 a.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Practice 2
2.30 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Qualifications

Sunday, 13 April

12 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Warmup
4.30 p.m. ET: NTT IndyCar Series - Race

Romain Grosjean, Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevrolet

Photo by: Josh Tons / Motorsport Images

How to watch the IndyCar Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

For fans watching in the United States, the first and second practice sessions will be broadcast live on FS1, as will the warmup on Sunday. However, the qualifications can be followed live on FS2 and the race will be on Fox.

For a full list of international broadcasters, visit here.

What are the IndyCar standings ahead of Long Beach?

1. Alex Palou – 102
2. Pato O'Ward – 63
3. Scott Dixon – 61
4. Christian Lundgaard – 60
5. Felix Rosenqvist – 56
6. Kyle Kirkwood – 54
7. Josef Newgarden – 53
8. Colton Herta – 47
9. Alexander Rossi – 43
10. Scott McLaughlin – 41
11. Marcus Ericsson – 37
12. Graham Rahal – 37
13. Rinus VeeKay – 35
14. Will Power – 33
15. Marcus Armstrong – 33
16. Christian Rasmussen – 33
17. Santino Ferrucci – 32
18. David Malukas – 29
19. Kyffin Simpson – 27
20. Conor Daly – 27
21. Robert Shwartzman – 18
22. Devlin DeFrancesco – 18
23. Nolan Siegel – 16
24. Callum Ilott – 16
25. Sting Ray Robb – 16
26. Jacob Abel – 12
27. Louis Foster – 11