2023 Indy NXT Fixture: IndyCar Live TV

 

Indy NXT has replaced the long-standing name "Indy Lights" as the name of the series that serves as a feeder into the NTT IndyCar Series.

Firestone, which has taken over for Cooper Tires as the series' main sponsor and official tire, has been involved with the Indy Lights brand since the early 1990s.

Bridgestone America's director of motorsports, Lisa Boggs, said in a press release, "We're excited to be a part of the journey as Indy NXT moves into a new era and our partnership with IndyCar grows." " We've been in the series before, so we know how important it is for the next generation of drivers, and we're happy to back them again. Indy NXT gives Firestone a chance to connect with new audiences, improve, and show off our technology.

IndyCar became Indy Lights' promoter and sanctioning body last year. Indy Lights joined the IndyCar paddock and developed marketing strategies.

On March 5, 2023, Indy NXT will debut in St. Petersburg, Florida. Peacock streams all 14 races. If you live outside the USA, then you can enjoy the Indy NXT 2023 full-season live stream at IndycarLiveTV.com. IndyCar Live TV offers affordable packages that include tonnes of sports that take place throughout the season.

Check the Indy NXT full 2023 schedule below.

Date	Race Title & Location
Sunday, March 5	Streets of St. Petersburg
Sunday, April 30	Barber Motorsports Park
Friday, May 12	Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course Race 1
Saturday, May 13	Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course Race 2
Saturday, June 3	Streets of Detroit Race 1
Sunday, June 4	Streets of Detroit Race 2
Sunday, June 18	Road America
Sunday, July 2	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
Saturday, July 22	Iowa Speedway
Sunday, Aug. 6	Streets of Nashville
Sunday, Aug. 27	World Wide Technology Raceway
Sunday, Sept. 3	Portland International Raceway
Saturday, Sept. 9	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca Race 1
Sunday, Sept. 10	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca Race 2