“Our top priority has always been to provide a safe and fun experience on Belle Isle for our fans,” Montri said. The Grand Prix will continue to follow the current health and safety guidelines in place in Michigan and total attendance will still be reduced in 2021 as organizers remain focused on hosting a safe and entertaining event this summer. All previously purchased ticket sales are considered final. Fans can still purchase general admission tickets now at, while the additional reserved grandstand seats will be placed on sale next Monday. The additional reserved grandstand seats will go on sale on Monday, May 24 and will be available for online purchase only at Thursday’s announcement came at a great time for Grand Prix fans as virtually all of the socially spaced reserved grandstand seating had been sold for this year’s event. “With vaccinations continuing and positivity rates improving across the state, this is another strong indication that we are moving in a positive direction in Michigan.” “We are so excited that we will be able to welcome more fans back to Belle Isle to experience the Grand Prix June 11-13 with the restrictions on outdoor venues being lifted in the State of Michigan,” said Michael Montri, President of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear. With the new guidelines allowing for full attendance at outdoor venues beginning in June, the Grand Prix will now be able to accommodate seating for a few thousand more fans in its grandstands for each day of the Friday-Sunday event. As a result, the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear will welcome full seating in its grandstands for race weekend on Belle Isle on June 11-13.įollowing the previous state and local health and safety protocols, the Grand Prix had planned for socially distanced seating for next month’s event, reducing its grandstand capacity to approximately 20 percent.

The State of Michigan announced on Thursday it was lifting the restrictions on outdoor seating capacity on June 1. INDIANAPOLIS – In another positive sign for motorsports returning back to normal, fans are going to be allowed to attend June’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix IMSA and Ind圜ar Weekend at Belle Isle.

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