Road to Indy

Patricio O’Ward ended his title winning Indy Lights season with his ninth victory of the year at Portland.

Rinus VeeKay celebrated wrapping up the Pro Mazda title with a second place finish in race one at Portland as Oliver Askew claimed a long-awaited maiden win in the series.

Patricio O?Ward took the 2018 Indy Lights title with his eighth win of the season at Portland, which was secured with a crucial move on title rival Colton Herta.

Ryan Norman took home his maiden victory in Indy Lights at Gateway Motorsports Park after a battle with Colton Herta during the final laps of the race.

Rinus VeeKay extended his championship lead over Parker Thompson in Pro Mazda after winning on the Gateway Motorsports Park oval.

South Korean driver Heamin Choi will return to racing for the first time since 2016 in a second Juncos Racing car in the Indy Lights season finale at Portland.

After a successful switch to prototype sportscars last year, Patricio O’Ward is back in single-seaters, and the Indy Lights championship leader is banging hard on IndyCar’s front door.

Mazda will cease its support of the ‘Road to Indy’ IndyCar feeder series from 2019 onwards as a result of restructuring of its motorsport involvement.

Patricio O’Ward strengthened his Indy Lights championship lead with another win over title rival Colton Herta at Mid-Ohio.

Kyle Kirkwood followed his USF2000 title winning race one victory with two more wins at Mid-Ohio.

Juncos Racing?s Rinus VeeKay won his fourth Pro Mazda race in a row at Mid-Ohio, as poleman David Malukas hit engine trouble early on.

Rinus VeeKay moved into the lead of the Pro Mazda standings with an assured victory in the first race at Mid-Ohio.

Patricio O’Ward held off title rival Colton Herta to win the opening Indy Lights race at Mid-Ohio.

Kyle Kirkwood clinched the 2018 USF2000 crown with four races to go with victory in the first race at Mid-Ohio.

Harrison Scott will miss the Pro Mazda races at Mid-Ohio this weekend, being replaced at RP Motorsport by Euroformula Open championship leader Felipe Drugovich.

Kyle Kirkwood won both USF2000 races at Toronto, extending his victory run to six and his championship lead to 131 points.

Santiago Urrutia kept himself in title contention by leading home a five-car Indy Lights field in race two at Toronto, as both Colton Herta and Victor Franzoni start-and-parked.

Rinus VeeKay closed in on Parker Thompson at the top of the Pro Mazda standings with his second win at Toronto.

Rinus VeeKay closed in on the Pro Mazda championship lead in the opening race at Toronto, although it was a crash involving Harrison Scott that got the most attention.

The Indy Lights points lead switched hands from Colton Herta to Patricio O’Ward in the first Toronto race after a victory for latter and an injury-induced retirement for the former.