The NTT IndyCar Series moves to Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday for the Music City Grand Prix, with the starting lineup now set and broadcast information drawing attention ahead of race day. The event marks another key stop in the season as teams and drivers prepare for a full field on the oval.
Kirkwood is scheduled to lead the field to green, putting him at the front of a lineup that includes strong representation from several top organizations. Right behind him are two Team Penske cars, followed by a pair from Chip Ganassi Racing and two entries from Ed Carpenter Racing, giving the front part of the grid a heavily stacked look.
Another notable development is the status of David Malukas, who is expected to race after being cleared following an issue during practice. His availability adds another storyline to a weekend that already features a competitive order at the front and plenty of attention on how the field will sort itself out once the green flag drops.
With the Music City Grand Prix next on the schedule, fans are looking closely at both the starting order and the TV plans for Sunday’s race. Nashville Superspeedway now becomes the center of the IndyCar weekend as the series continues its season with another important showdown.
