Indy Lights returns, Indy Pro 2000 attracts F3 stars and USF2000 has an exciting new team. There’s lots to look forward to on the Road to Indy
Exclusive Autosport
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Road to Indy Spring Training started at Barber Motorsports Park on Sunday with test sessions for Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 drivers
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Artem Petrov has switched teams to Exclusive Autosport for his third attack at Indy Pro 2000
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Exclusive Autosport’s Braden Eves and Juncos Racing’s Toby Sowery took a win apiece in the Road to Indy eSeries on iRacing at Laguna Seca
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Rasmus Lindh, the 2019 Indy Pro 2000 runner-up, is still seeking a graduation to Indy Lights this year as the larger teams fill their line-ups
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Billy Frazer and Bijoy Garg are the latest additions to the USF2000 grid, with Exclusive Autosport and Jay Howard Driver Development respectively
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Max Esterson took a win and a second in the second Road to Indy eSeries round, as he prepares to race in the United Kingdom this year
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Christian Brooks will remain with Exclusive Autosport for his second season in USF2000
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Kiko Porto finished first and second in the season-ending USF2000 races on the streets of St. Petersburg
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USF2000 champion Braden Eves has announced he will return to Indy Pro 2000 in 2021 after his rookie season was curtailed by injury
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Rasmus Lindh, who finished second in Indy Pro 2000 in 2019 and was set to race in Indy Lights this year, will return to IP2000 this weekend
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Sting Ray Robb claimed his second Indy Pro 2000 win in the first race of the weekend at Indianapolis, which was shortened by a crash
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Exclusive Autosport’s Braden Eves narrowly pipped Juncos Racing’s Sting Ray Robb to pole for the second Indy Pro 2000 race at Mid-Ohio
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Braden Eves led every lap in the first Indy Pro 2000 race at Mid-Ohio to secure his first series podium and win, after fending off Danial Frost
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Exclusive Autosport’s Braden Eves triumphed in a battle with Turn 3 Motorsport’s Danial Frost for pole in the first Indy Pro 2000 qualifying session at Mid-Ohio
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RP Motorsport is set to miss the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 season due to the United States’ travel restrictions for overseas visitors
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The second Road to Indy eSeries season on iRacing started with two pack races at the Gateway oval, won by Braden Eves and Phillippe Denes
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Phillippe Denes continued his winning form in the Road to Indy eSeries in a close finish with Braden Eves on Indianapolis’s road course
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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
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Reigning USF2000 champion Braden Eves set the pace on his step up to Indy Pro 2000 in pre-season testing at Homestead-Miami Speedway