Glossary / General

St. Pete

10 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

“St. Pete” is a race in St. Petersburg, Florida, that happens early in the IndyCar season. It’s on a street course, so the track conditions can be tricky.

Technical Definition

“St. Pete” refers to the St. Petersburg Grand Prix, an IndyCar street-circuit race held in St. Petersburg, Florida. It’s an early-season event that’s often used to gauge how teams have progressed since the previous year.

Hear It Discussed

"…if they're going to be 1.7 mile track, why can't there be anything in St. Pete?"
The Floor Keeps Rising P-Car Talk Podcast 04:08

"We're looking forward to St. Pete this weekend, and I have a lot of momentum from last year and really look forward to seeing all the folks out at the Grand Prix this weekend."
Episode 245: Shank Meyers Racing Owner Mike Shank Cars & Culture with Jason Stein 02:40

"So Here's my fast recap of each of the races so far. In St. Pete, Pillow beat them all. It really frightened us to think, ⁓ we might be in for another boring season, but he did dominate."
Indycar Dad Indycar News in 5 Minutes - Mid Season Update - Ep. 34 The Indycar Dad Podcast 00:40