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One of the summer’s biggest events is set to make a comeback this July. After a two-year hiatus, the Honda Indy Toronto is returning on July 15.
Running until July 17, the popular weekend event requires tickets, and they go on sale on Thursday, April 14 at 10 am.
“After fans and festival goers missed out on this Toronto tradition the last two summers, the 34th edition of the annual gathering resumes,” states a release by the Honda Indy. “The 2.874-kilometer (1.786-mile), 11-turn temporary course around the Exhibition Place grounds has a long and storied history on the INDYCAR annual schedule, ranking second only to this past weekend’s Long Beach, Calif. stop in years run amongst street courses and the U.S.-based series’ only international race.”
According to the event, the NTT INDYCAR SERIES race on Sunday, July 17th again headlines the weekend filled with on track and off track activities.
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“It’s great to be able to say this. The Honda Indy Toronto returns!” said Jeff Atkinson, president of the Honda Indy Toronto.
“This is one of the must see and do events on Toronto’s annual calendar. We thank our partners led by Honda Canada and our fans for sticking with us and their patience as we get back to racing at Exhibition Place.”
Not only is there going to be a few races, Thunder Alley also returns and will be filled with displays and activations again, plus food and fun for everyone.
Pricing starts at $75 for 2-Day General Admission for Saturday and Sunday. Bronze-level 2-Day Grandstand seating is $95. Silver and Gold levels are available for $155 and $220, respectively.
When: July 15-17, 2022
Where: Exhibition Place
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