Toronto

Hunter McElrea, the 2023 Indy Nxt runner-up, claimed he could’ve been “fighting with good pace at the front” on his IndyCar debut in Toronto.

Turn 3 Motorsport’s Lochie Hughes grew his USF Pro 2000 points lead with victory in race two on the streets of Toronto.

Evagoras Papasavvas won USF2000’s second race on the streets of Toronto, which started with two laps behind the pace car.

Simon Sikes earned his second USF Pro 2000 win on the streets of Toronto in a race that didn’t go to plan for the top two in the championship

USF2000’s first race at Toronto featured lengthy running behind the pace car, which ultimately ensured Pabst Racing’s Sam Corry was the winner.

USF Pro 2000 title rivals Lochie Hughes and Nikita Johnson were split by just 0.1114 seconds in fight for race two pole in Toronto.

USF2000 debutant Liam McNeilly picked up pole for the second race of the weekend on the streets of Toronto.

Theo Pourchaire will make a surprise return to McLaren’s IndyCar line-up in Toronto this weekend to replace the injured Alexander Rossi.

Max Garcia led a Pabst Racing one-two in qualifying for USF2000’s first race of the weekend on the streets of Toronto.

Danny Dyszelski claimed pole for USF Pro 2000 race one in Toronto, which will mark the series debut of Glenn van Berlo.

Dale Coyne Racing has announced that Toby Sowery will continue to drive its #51 car in the next two IndyCar races in Toronto and at Portland.

Hunter McElrea will make his IndyCar debut in Toronto this week, becoming the fourth different driver to pilot Dale Coyne Racing’s #18 car in 2024.

Liam McNeilly will make his debut in USF2000 on the streets of Toronto this weekend, as part of Jay Howard Driver Development’s line-up.

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.

USF2000 returnee Nico Christodoulou claimed his first series win in a wet second race of the weekend in Toronto.

An early gamble to switch from wet-weather tyres to slicks earned Simon Sikes victory in the first USF2000 race in Toronto.

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…

USF2000 points leader Simon Sikes claimed pole in the series’ second qualifying session on the streets of Toronto.

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.

USF Pro 2000 points leader Myles Rowe claimed pole position in Toronto by a sizeable 0.6598 seconds.