Mazda Road to Indy

Hunter McElrea has joined forces with Pabst Racing for the 2019 USF2000 season as he makes use of his Road to Indy Shootout prize

IndyCar support series Pro Mazda will be renamed ‘Indy Pro 2000’ next year as Mazda cuts its sponsorship of the Road to Indy ladder.

Australian Formula Ford champion Hunter McElrea will drive in USF2000 next year after winning the Mazda Road to Indy Shootout and its $200,000 scholarship prize

Ryan Norman will race in Indy Lights with Andretti Autosport for a third successive year in 2019, following his run to fourth in the standings this year

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

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IndyCar’s support ladder loses its title sponsor Mazda for 2019, and with that comes some significant change – as Road to Indy promoter Andersen Promotions explains to Ida Wood

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

An Indy Lights doubleheader at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas is the highlight of the Road to Indy’s recently announced 2019 schedule.

Ryan Norman led an Andretti Autosport one-two in the Mazda Road to Indy’s Chris Griffis Memorial Test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Two-time USF2000 teams’ champion Pabst Racing will expand into Pro Mazda in 2019, while Legacy Autosport joins the USF2000 grid.

RP Motorsport has explained why it missed the Pro Mazda season finale at Portland, which attracted a grid of only eight cars. The Italian team joined Pro Mazda this year …

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

David Malukas took his third win of the season in the Pro Mazda season finale at Portland.

Patricio O’Ward ended his title winning Indy Lights season with his ninth victory of the year at Portland.

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.

Patricio O?Ward took the 2018 Indy Lights title with his eighth win of the season at Portland, which was secured with a crucial move on title rival Colton Herta.

After a successful switch to prototype sportscars last year, Patricio O’Ward is back in single-seaters, and the Indy Lights championship leader is banging hard on IndyCar’s front door.

Mazda will cease its support of the ‘Road to Indy’ IndyCar feeder series from 2019 onwards as a result of restructuring of its motorsport involvement.

Kyle Kirkwood followed his USF2000 title winning race one victory with two more wins at Mid-Ohio.