Race-winning IndyCar team Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing will race on the series’ support bill this year with a move to USF2000.
USF2000
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Gordon Scully will step up to USF2000 this season with Velocity Racing Development after starring in two entry-level junior series last year.
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The margins were super tight in USF2000 in 2022, setting up a dramatic three-way title decider. Champion Michael d’Orlando explains how it went
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USF Juniors champion Mac Clark will stay at DEForce Racing for the full-time step up into USF2000 next year
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JHDD has brought its USF2000 line-up for 2023 up to four cars with its latest signing, as well as announcing its first driver for US F4
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Kiko Porto, the 2021 USF2000 champion, will stay with DEForce Racing for his second season in USF Pro 2000 next year.
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Jay Howard Driver Development has signed Louka St-Jean and Al Morey for USF2000 in 2023, with the pair partnering the already signed Lochie Hughes
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Jack William Miller and Simon Sikes were fastest in USF Pro 2000 and USF2000’s post-season test on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course
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Velocity Racing Development has promoted Noah Ping to its USF2000 line-up for 2023, and has also signed his brother Zack for USF Juniors
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The recently rebranded USF Pro championships have announced their season schedules for 2023 and an increased scholarship prize fund
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Velocity Racing Development has promoted another USF Juniors driver to USF2000 for 2023, with Sam Corry the second to join its line-up
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Velocity Racing Development has signed USF Juniors race-winner Nikita Johnson for next year’s USF2000 season
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Jay Howard Driver Development’s United States Formula 4 leader Lochie Hughes will stay with the team next year in a move up to USF2000
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Formula Regional Americas’ leading team TJ Speed will expand into Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 next year, inheriting Juncos’s IP2000 programme
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Yuven Sundaramoorthy will end a long association with Pabst Racing to move to Exclusive Autosport for his second season in Indy Pro 2000
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Michael d’Orlando has won the USF2000 title after a turn one incident derailed his title rivals Myles Rowe and Jace Denmark. Pole-sitter Denmark was knocked out of the race on …
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DEForce Racing’s Mac Clark won in just his second USF2000 start, in a race that has set up an explosive final-race title showdown
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Jace Denmark moved to within four points of the USF2000 championship lead with victory in the opening race in Portland
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Jace Denmark claimed pole position for the first race of the USF2000 championship decider in Portland
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Juncos Hollinger Racing’s Reece Gold dominated a twice-stopped free practice session for the Indy Pro 2000 season finale at Portland