Nikita Johnson ended the USF Pro 2000 season at Portland with his eighth win of the year and 10th of his career.
Velocity Racing Development
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Nikita Johnson took his seventh USF Pro 2000 win of 2024 in Portland race one, while sixth place was enough for Lochie Hughes to take the title.
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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.
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Nikita Johnson beat points leader Lochie Hughes to take pole position for the last two races of the USF Pro 2000 season at Portland.
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Tanner DeFabis and Noah Ping will make their USF Pro 2000 debuts in this weekend’s season-closing round at Portland.
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Max Taylor, Ariel Elkin and Sebastian Wheldon took a victory apiece in USF Juniors’ round at Road America.
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JHDD’s Evagoras Papasavvas and VRD’s Max Taylor won USF2000’s second and third races of the weekend at Mid-Ohio.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson won both races in round six of the USF Pro 2000 season at Mid-Ohio.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor and Jay Howard Driver Development’s Liam McNeilly shared the USF Juniors wins at Mid-Ohio.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor won the opening USF2000 race of the weekend at Mid-Ohio on Friday.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson took his fifth USF Pro 2000 pole of the season in qualifying at Mid-Ohio.
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Max Taylor, Augusto Soto-Schirripa and Sebastian Wheldon took a win each in a dramatic USF Juniors round at Virginia International Raceway.
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Pabst Racing’s Sam Corry and Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor were the winners of USF2000’s two races at Road America.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Nico Christodoulou will switch from USF2000 to USF Pro 2000 for the rest of the year.
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Bryce Aron is stepping down from Indy Nxt to USF Pro 2000 this weekend to making his oval racing debut at Lucas Oil Raceway.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Nikita Johnson took another USF Pro 2000 win in race two on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course.
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Nikita Johnson grew his USF Pro 2000 points lead at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with his fourth win from the first six races of the season.
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Velocity Racing Development’s Max Taylor won a midly chaotic first USF2000 race of the weekend on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course.
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Nikita Johnson topped USF Pro 2000 qualifying on Indianapolis Motor Spedway’s road course to claim pole for the first two races of the weekend
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Points leader Nikita Johnson was fastest in practice for USF Pro 2000’s triple-header event on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course.