USF2000

Sweden’s Viktor Andersson will step up to USF2000 this year with Velocity Racing Development for his third year racing in America

Christian Rasmussen and JHDD both made the step up to Indy Pro 2000 for 2021, but lack of experience was no barrier to either winning

HMD Motorsports has signed Christian Bogle for Indy Lights in 2022, meaning the series will match the size of its full-time 2021 grid

Canadian racer Thomas Nepveu will move to DEForce Racing for his second season in USF2000, joining the reigning champion team

The IndyCar paddock is back in action at Sebring this week, with rookie evaluation tests and two days of running for Indy Lights

Reigning USF2000 champion Kiko Porto will stay with DEForce Racing as he moves up to Indy Pro 2000 in 2022

Simon Sikes will return to USF2000 next year with Legacy Autosport, while karter Evagoras Papasavvas will debut with JHDD

Cape Motorsports has made its first signing for the 2022 USF2000 season, with Jagger Jones joining the team after an impressive debut test

Jagger Jones, the grandson of Indianapolis 500 winner Parnelli Jones, was the fastest driver in USF2000 testing last week

The 2022 calendars for Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 have been revealed, with the streets of Toronto set to make a return

Josh Green used a brilliant opening lap to go from sixth to first to win the last USF2000 race at Mid-Ohio, which had several caution periods

The final USF2000 qualifying of 2021 was called off after two separate incidents in torrential conditions, handing Michael d’Orlando pole at Mid-Ohio

Kiko Porto sealed the USF2000 title with one race to spare at Mid-Ohio as Yuven Sundaramoorthy won for the first time since May

Cape Motorsports’ Michael d’Orlando kept his narrow USF2000 title hopes alive by breaking a long-standing track record at Mid-Ohio

Pabst Racing’s Jace Denmark took the top spot in the final USF2000 practice of the season, held at Mid-Ohio

The Palou and O’Ward battle isn’t the only rivalry on IndyCar’s circus, as the Road to Indy has champions to be crowned next week

USF2000’s New Jersey Motorsports Park round concluded with a race that started with grooved tyres on a dry track, and led to split-strategy action won by Nolan Siegel.

Force Indy rookie Myles Rowe came from 10th on the grid to claim his first USF2000 victory, passing Kiko Porto just a few corners from the finish

Cape Motorsports’ Michael d’Orlando took pole for the second USF2000 race at New Jersey Motorsports Park by a tiny margin

Kiko Porto added to his USF2000 lead with an imposing win in race one at New Jersey Motorsports Park