Max Taylor

Max Taylor will soon debut in USF Pro 2000 and Indy Nxt in an ambitious dual programme. It’s a rapid rise consistent with his past.

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HMD Motorsports has announced an expansion to its Indy Nxt line-up, with Max Taylor joining the team for five events this season.

Indy Nxt teams were testing at Sebring this week, and for many drivers it was a crucial two days of learning the Dallara IL-15 car.

Each year, the Formula Scout team forms its own ranking of the best performing junior single-seater drivers of the past 12 months.

Max Taylor has chosen USF Pro 2000 as his next career step for 2025, and will race for Velocity Racing Development in the series.

Recently crowned USF Juniors champion Max Taylor will contest this weekend’s GB3 round at Donington Park with Arden.

Max Taylor was crowned USF Juniors champion with a race to go at Portland by making the podium twice as Liam McNeilly won two races.

Max Taylor, Ariel Elkin and Sebastian Wheldon took a victory apiece in USF Juniors’ round at Road America.

JHDD’s Evagoras Papasavvas and VRD’s Max Taylor won USF2000’s second and third races of the weekend at Mid-Ohio.

Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor and Jay Howard Driver Development’s Liam McNeilly shared the USF Juniors wins at Mid-Ohio.

Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor won the opening USF2000 race of the weekend at Mid-Ohio on Friday.

Max Taylor, Augusto Soto-Schirripa and Sebastian Wheldon took a win each in a dramatic USF Juniors round at Virginia International Raceway.

Pabst Racing’s Sam Corry and Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor were the winners of USF2000’s two races at Road America.

Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor won a midly chaotic first USF2000 race of the weekend on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course.

Velocity Racing Development has become known in junior single-seaters on both sides of the Atlantic for developing American drivers for F1.

DEForce Racing has confirmed Canadian racer Mac Clark will step up to USF Pro 2000 full-time with them next year.