After a fun-filled kick-off on Friday, the second day of the 50th annual Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach is officially underway. While crowds are typically smaller on the first day of the Grand Prix, with its light schedule and folks still tied up in work and school — Saturday and Sunday tend to draw massive crowds.

Kyle Kirkwood is on the pole for Sunday's Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach in California. Kirkwood's time of 1:06.1921 bested Colton Herta's time of 1:06.4232. Alex Palou and Felix Rosenqvist will be on the second row, followed by Marcus Ericsson and Scott McLaughlin on the third row.

Nearly 200,000 spectators are anticipated to attend the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Sunday. The excitement began building on Saturday, with drivers taking to the track for practice runs and qualifying rounds in preparation for the main event.