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Christian Rasmussen had his USF2000 points lead cut drastically in the triple-header round at Mid-Ohio, despite adding another win to his tally

Cape Motorsports fielded four of the five fastest drivers in the second pre-season USF2000 test at Mid-Ohio on Monday

History is set to repeat itself in the Road to Indy this year, which is forming its new image just as IndyCar starts a brand new era

Manuel Cabrera and Michael d’Orlando will return to USF2000 this year with Exclusive Autosport and Cape Motorsports respectively

Ronan Murphy, son of Australian Supercars legend Greg, will race in United States F4 this year as he pursues a career in IndyCar

Formula Scout previews the year ahead with 20 junior single-seater drivers that we think will be winning races and being talked about during 2020

Team USA Scholarship winner Josh Green will step up to USF2000 full-time this year with Cape Motorsports, after starring on his series debut

Kyle Kirkwood has won 20 races since entering the Road to Indy, and been champion of four different categories in three years. Was it as easy as it looked?

Darren Keane and Christian Rasmussen were the two USF2000 winners at Toronto, but Braden Eves still holds the championship lead

Braden Eves extended his USF2000 lead by winning the second race at Road America, following Hunter McElrea’s maiden success

Braden Eves continued his perfect start to the 2019 USF2000 season by winning both races at the Indianapolis road course, extending his lead in the standings

Braden Eves made it two wins out of two in the USF2000 season-opener in St. Petersburg after a last corner crash between Darren Keane and Christian Rasmussen

Cape Motorsports’ Braden Eves picked up the first victory of the 2019 USF2000 season in a time-truncated race at St. Petersburg

The 2019 USF2000 season, the first to be run without Mazda’s backing since the unified championship first folded back in 2006, has grown to nine cars with five recent entry announcements

Abel Motorsports, which ran Kyle Kirkwood to the inaugural Formula 3 Americas title this year, will take over Cape Motorsports’ Pro Mazda entry for 2019, and will likely field Kirkwood

Kyle Kirkwood ended the inaugural Formula 3 Americas season with two wins on the undercard of the United States Grand Prix

Elliot Wood looks back at the 2018 Indy Lights, Pro Mazda and USF2000 seasons, the last to run with Mazda Motorsports as the title sponsor

Dakota Dickerson claimed the 2018 United States Formula 4 title with two wins and a second at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

Kyle Kirkwood equalled J.R. Hildebrand’s record for most wins in a USF2000 season at Portland, taking his 11th and 12th triumphs.

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.