USF2000

There were three different winners in USF2000 races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend, as well as two changes at the top of the standings

Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson was fastest in USF2000 qualifying on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course.

It was a busy Thursday at Indianapolis for USF Pro 2000 and USF2000, as the series took to the track’s road course for testing and free practice.

Sebring is known for hosting sportscar racing, but last weekend it welcomed back junior single-seaters, which do have a history at the track.

Simon Sikes finally claimed his first USF2000 win in the second race at Sebring, and moves into the points lead in the process.

Pabst Racing continued to set the pace in the second USF2000 qualifying session at Sebring, with its drivers locking out the front row.

Lochie Hughes beat Simon Sikes in a final corner fight for victory in a restarted USF2000 race at Sebring.

Simon Sikes continued Pabst Racing’s brilliant Sebring weekend by going fastest in USF2000’s first qualifying session.

Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson took his first USF2000 win aged just 14 in race two of the St. Petersburg season opener.

Jay Howard Driver Development’s Lochie Hughes converted pole position into victory in the first USF2000 race of 2023 in St. Petersburg.

Lochie Hughes claimed pole position for the opening race of the USF2000 season by a tiny margin in St. Petersburg.

DEForce Racing’s Kiko Porto kicked things off in the renamed USF Pro 2000 series by topping free practice in St. Petersburg.

IndyCar’s support series were in action in Florida this week to complete their pre-season test schedule before racing begins this weekend.

Two series have rebranded, big names are moving up and down the ladder and the calendars have new challenges on IndyCar’s support bill in 2023

Race-winning IndyCar team Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing will race on the series’ support bill this year with a move to USF2000.

Gordon Scully will step up to USF2000 this season with Velocity Racing Development after starring in two entry-level junior series last year.

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

USF Juniors champion Mac Clark will stay at DEForce Racing for the full-time step up into USF2000 next year

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

Kiko Porto, the 2021 USF2000 champion, will stay with DEForce Racing for his second season in USF Pro 2000 next year.