DEForce Racing’s Kiko Porto kept his USF Pro 2000 title hopes alive by winning the first race of the weekend at Portland.
USF Pro 2000
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Turn 3 Motorsport’s Michael d’Orlando pipped Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson to pole in USF Pro 2000 qualifying at Portland.
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Nikita Johnson and Jacob Douglas set the practice pace in USF Pro 2000 and USF2000 respectively at Portland.
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Three of IndyCar’s feeder series will switch tyre supplier next year, with their promoter having signed a deal with Continental Tire.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson claimed an assertive USF Pro 2000 win on just his second series start, and at the age of 15.
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Kiko Porto took his second USF Pro 2000 win at Circuit of the Americas, over a year after his first in the series.
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Mac Clark has been the star of the weekend so far in USF Pro 2000’s trip to COTA, and the debutant now already has a series pole.
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USF Pro 2000 title contender Joel Granfors has revealed he will skip the final two rounds of 2023 at Circuit of the Americas and Portland.
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USF Pro 2000’s round at Circuit of the Americas this weekend continues to attract new drivers, with two new additions to the grid but one loss.
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DEForce Racing’s USF2000 drivers Mac Clark and Jorge Garciarce will step up to USF Pro 2000 with the team for next weekend’s round.
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Frankie Mossman will make his USF Pro 2000 debut at Circuit of the Americas next weekend ahead of a full season in the series next year.
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USF Pro 2000 title contender Michael d’Orlando has revealed he currently lacks the budget to finish the season.
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It’s been a decade since winged single-seaters raced at the GP de Trois-Rivieres. We look back at the 2013 edition, and how close major series have come to racing there …
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Reigning IndyCar champion Will Power anticipates that his protege Myles Rowe could be alongside him on the grid in 2025.
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Reece Ushijima has decided to call an early end to his USF Pro 2000 programme in the USA, as he eyes a return to racing in Europe for 2024.
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Myles Rowe claimed his fifth win of the USF Pro 2000 season in race two on the streets of Toronto to extend his points lead.
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A mistake in the rain from Myles Rowe handed Michael d’Orlando victory in the opening USF Pro 2000 race in Toronto. The pair shared the front row of the grid …
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Pabst Racing’s Myles Rowe made it two USFP2000 poles out of two on the streets of Toronto, despite crashing out at the end of qualifying two.
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USF Pro 2000 points leader Myles Rowe claimed pole position in Toronto by a sizeable 0.6598 seconds.
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USF Pro 2000 and USF2000 practice took place in Toronto this morning, with several changes to the field in both series.