New Leader Takes the Wheel at Java House Grand Prix

Troy Yarborough is now the president of the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington. He's taking over from Bill Miller, who held the position for two years. Miller is moving back to Southern California, where he has roots. Mark Miles, CEO of IndyCar and Penske, said it was a mutual decision. Yarborough has a background in sports marketing and partnerships. He's worked with Team Penske and Octagon, a global sports agency. Yarborough's new role is a big deal, as the Java House Grand Prix is returning to Arlington

's Entertainment District for its second edition on March 19-21, 2027. The event is expected to be just as exciting as the first one, with fans, partners, and the community all on board. Yarborough's experience will be key in making the event a success. He's got a tough act to follow, but he's up for the challenge. Yarborough's new role is a great opportunity for him to make his mark and bring the event to new heights. The Java House Grand Prix is a big deal, and Yarborough is the right person for the job.

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