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USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire is an evolution of the Road to Indy, one of the most successful driver development programs in the world. Comprised of USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire, USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire and USF Juniors Presented by Continental Tire

 

Schrage Scores Dominant

First USF Pro 2000 Win at Milwaukee


 

WEST ALLIS, Wis. – Persistence paid off today at the historic Milwaukee Mile as Thomas Schrage, from Bethel, Ohio, led throughout the VP Racing Grand Prix of Milwaukee to secure his first USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire victory in style. It was also a well-deserved first win of the season for TJ Speed Motorsports.


 

In an all-green 75-lap race that had been postponed a full day by inclement weather, Florida-based Brazilian Leonardo Escorpioni went some way toward erasing the disappointment of being unable to contest the recent doubleheader weekend in Canada by finishing second for Turn 3 Motorsport. Evan Cooley, from Mokena, Ill., once again displayed his oval prowess by finishing third in just his third USF Pro 2000 start for Exclusive Autosport.


 

Results


 

Budgetary constraints prevented Schrage from taking part in the open test session at the Milwaukee Mile in June, although he wisely opted to make the trip to Wisconsin anyway so he could learn as much as possible. 


 

The decision stood him in good stead. Schrage turned his very first laps of the challenging 1.015-mile oval during practice on Friday, then used the experience to excellent effect during a thrilling single-car qualifying session by turning the fastest lap and securing an overdue first Continental Tire Pole Award.


 

Schrage narrowly edged Cooley, already a proven winner this year in USF2000, with Escorpioni and Cooley’s teammate, Anthony Martella, from Woodbridge, Ont., Canada, all blanketed within a mere 0.0512 of a second of the polesitter.


 

On a track that held its first auto race – on a dirt surface – way back in 1903, Schrage made a perfect start to launch directly into the lead. 


 

Behind, having been forced to skip the Markham doubleheader due to visa constraints, Escorpioni lost no time in working his way past Cooley into second.


 

The three leaders ran in close formation for the opening 20 laps or so with Martella settling into a relatively lonely fourth.


 

Escorpioni continued to pile the pressure on Schrage as Cooley slipped away in third, and that only intensified as lapped cars entered the equation shortly before the halfway point.


 

Schrage, though, kept his cool and continued to circulate with admirable consistency. There were some anxious moments over the final dozen laps as Schrage hauled up behind the eighth-place battle between Peru’s Andres Cardenas (JHDD powered by ECR) and Brady Golan (Turn 3 Motorsport), from Austin, Texas, but nothing could stop the Ohioan on this day as he edged away to win by 1.2791 seconds.


 

Schrage’s effort also ensured the PFC Award for Tim Neff as the winning car owner.


 

In addition to finishing second, Escorpioni pocketed the GhostLap Fastest Race Lap Award along with what could prove to be a crucial championship point.


 

Cooley capped an excellent weekend with third place, well clear of Pabst Racing’s G3 Argyros, from Newport Beach, Calif., who found a way past Martella for fourth with eight laps remaining. Argyros’ fine effort netted him the Tilton Hard Charger Award after having lined up eighth on the starting grid.


 

Championship leader Jack Jeffers, from San Antonio, Texas, finished sixth for Exclusive Autosport, and with one-and-a-half-times the usual points on offer at the oval, he now holds a slender 17-point edge over Escorpioni heading into the final tripleheader weekend of the season.


 

The outcome of this year’s USF Pro 2000 championship and a scholarship valued at almost $600,000 to advance to INDY NXT in 2027 will therefore be determined only an hour or so to the north of Milwaukee at the scenic Road America track in Elkhart Lake, Wis., on September 25/26.


 

Provisional championship points after 15 of 18 rounds:


 

1. Jack Jeffers, 332

2. Leonardo Escorpioni, 315

3. G3 Argyros, 297

4. Andres Cardenas, 266

5. Thomas Schrage, 263

6. Frankie Mossman, 247

7. Brady Golan, 189

8. Teddy Musella, 185

9. Colin Aitken, 172

10. Michael Costello, 166


 

Thomas Schrage (#26 Doug Mockett & Company/Airport Electric-TJ Speed Motorsports Tatuus IP-22): “Obviously, we won today, so it feels a little bit better than the rest of the year. I said back at Markham that we needed to win here, so we did it. I didn't test here, so it's really tough to get into a groove when you only have two 30-minute sessions to get used to a track you never drove. But just having the chance to reset the next morning and go into qualifying and make some changes to the car – a lot to my driving more than the car – and just give it my all knowing that if qualifying went well, the race would go well. We qualified on pole and TJ Speed gave me a great car. I can't thank them enough and all my sponsors Doug Mockett, Airport Electric Service, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati, and the Team USA Scholarship. So, hopefully Tim's [Neff] happy today, and we can move on to Road America in September.”


 

Leonardo Escorpioni (#4 Data Pioneer Solutions/Corix/Peer 1-Turn 3 Motorsport Tatuus IP-22): “It was a good race. We were able to go into second at the start. I messed up a little bit in qualifying, so that kind of hurt us starting third. Overall, it was a super difficult race, managing through traffic and dirty air, but I'm super happy. I'm a little disappointed too because after two oval races [this year], I was P2 both times. I wanted to win this time, but it is what it is. It was good for the points, and I'm ready for Road America now.”


 

Evan Cooley (#90 Brown Brothers Harriman/Exclusive Autosport Tatuus IP-22): “Great race overall for my first oval in USF Pro 2000. I want to give a huge thanks to the team. The car was really fast from the moment we loaded off the trailer. I settled into third at the race start and was just saving tires hoping for a yellow and that didn't happen. I tapped the wall a little bit later in the race, so just managing to bring it home in third is a really great result. I gained a lot of experience this weekend, and I'm excited to take what I've learned into next year.”


 

 

 

USF Pro 2000 Returns

to the Historic Milwaukee Mile


 

PALMETTO, Fla. – USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire will return to the historic Milwaukee Mile race track this weekend for the first time since 2014. The 45-minute VP Racing Grand Prix of Milwaukee will run on Saturday afternoon, August 29, in support of an NTT INDYCAR SERIES doubleheader. The event has attracted a strong field of 18 cars and will represent the second and final visit to an oval track as the 2026 season reaches toward its climax.


 

Entry List


 

A scholarship valued at almost $600,000 to advance to INDY NXT in 2027 remains up for grabs with four races remaining and Jack Jeffers holding a 33-point advantage. A win and a second-place finish in the most recent event on the streets of Markham, Ont., Canada, enabled Jeffers, 20, from San Antonio, Texas, to regain the points lead from 16-year-old Florida-based Brazilian Leonardo Escorpioni, who was unable to make the trip north of the border due to visa constraints.


 

The pair of impressive rookies have traded the championship lead back and forth since sharing the victory spoils at the inaugural doubleheader in Arlington, Texas, in March.


 

Jeffers, the reigning USF2000 champion, has won three times for Exclusive Autosport, notching four poles and four fastest race laps. Escorpioni, who made the leap to USF Pro 2000 after claiming top honors last year in USF Juniors, has amassed five wins, five poles and five fastest race laps for Turn 3 Motorsport. The number of podium finishes to date tips in Jeffers favor with seven to Escorpioni’s six.


 

Escorpioni qualified on pole for his only other oval race – at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in May – although he had to be content with a second-place finish after slipping behind Turn 3 Motorsport teammate Michael Costello. The pair also topped the time sheets during a series test at Milwaukee in June, with Jeffers mere fractions of a second behind in third.


 

Jeffers will be joined this weekend by regular Exclusive Autosport teammate Joey Brienza, from Golden, Colo., while proven USF2000 race winners Evan Cooley, from Mokena, Ill., and Anthony Martella, from Woodbridge, Ont., Canada, will continue to gain experience at the more senior level in advance of their anticipated progression in 2027.


 

G3 Argyros and Andrew Cardenas also remain in title contention. Argyros, from Newport Beach, Calif., stands only eight points shy of Escorpioni after claiming three wins for Pabst Racing, while Cardenas, from Lima, Peru, scored his sixth podium finish – and long overdue maiden victory – for JHDD powered by ECR in the most recent race in Markham.


 

Other contenders will include VRD Racing’s Frankie Mossman, from Newport Beach, Calif., and Teddy Musella, from Orlando, Fla., and TJ Speed Motorsports’ Thomas Schrage, from Bethel, Ohio. All three have podium finishes to their credit this year.


 

Logan Adams, from Indianapolis, Ind., will make his return to the fray with the small family run team headed by grandfather and former INDYCAR racer Mark Dismore. Fellow Indianapolis native Tanner DeFabis also will be back with JHDD powered by ECR, while rookie Jeshua Alianell, from The Woodlands, Texas, will make his second appearance in a second TJ Speed Motorsports entry.


 

A pair of 30-minute practice sessions at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. CDT on Friday will allow the teams to make final preparations for single-car qualifying at 9:05 a.m. on Saturday with the race due to start at 4:30 p.m., immediately after the first NTT INDYCAR SERIES race.


 

Complete coverage can be found on the free USF Pro Championships App, YouTube channel and series website, usfpro2000.com.


 

 

USF Pro Championships

Set For Markham Debut


 

PALMETTO, Fla. – The top two levels on the USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire open-wheel driver development ladder will make their annual pilgrimage north of the border this week, but with a twist. Instead of visiting the familiar Exhibition Place temporary circuit not far from downtown Toronto, which first hosted a round of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES in 1986, this year’s venue will be just 20 miles or so north on the streets of Markham.


 

The brand-new 2.19-mile, 12-turn street course will play host to a pair of races for both USF Pro 2000 and USF2000 – once again in support of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and less than a week after another doubleheader event for both series some 2,600 miles to the west in Portland.


 

After a hectic trip for the teams and drivers, the highly anticipated Continental Tire Grand Prix of Markham sees both USF Pro Championships still up for grabs, along with a pair of scholarship prizes valued collectively at over $1 million.


 

A Big Opportunity for Jeffers

A disappointing weekend at Portland left Jack Jeffers trailing USF Pro 2000 series leader Leonardo Escorpioni by 25 points, but with immigration issues preventing the Florida-domiciled Brazilian from making the trip to Canada, Jeffers now has a golden opportunity to regain the points lead with six of this season’s 18 races remaining.


 

Entry List


 

Jeffers, from San Antonio, Texas, is chasing a second successive championship after scooping USF2000 honors in 2025. One of his two wins this year for the Exclusive Autosport team – and two of his three poles – came at another inaugural temporary circuit event based around AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in March.


 

G3 Argyros, from Newport Beach, Calif., also will be licking his chops at his prospects for this weekend. Argyros claimed his first two victories on successive days in June when he swept the Road America weekend at Pabst Racing’s home venue in Wisconsin, and now lies only 18 points adrift of Jeffers after securing a win and a second last week in Portland.


 

Argyros’ runner-up finish in Race Two was achieved by courtesy of brand-new teammate Colin Aitken, from Jacksonville Beach, Fla. After finishing a fine second to Argyros in the opening race, Aitken, who is not in the championship fight, wisely deferred to his teammate on the final lap. Aitken will be seeking to build upon that momentum this week.


 

Frankie Mossman, also from Newport Beach, Calif., holds fourth in the title chase for VRD Racing, just one point ahead of Peru’s Andre Cardenas, who has developed into a regular podium contender for JHDD powered by ECR.


 

Thomas Schrage, from Bethel, Ohio, also remains in the mix with TJ Speed Motorsports and has high hopes of matching the youngest driver in the series, 16-year-old teammate Christian Cameron, from Sonoma, Calif., who secured an overdue maiden podium finish last week.


 

In Escorpioni’s absence, Brady Golan, from Austin, Texas, and Tyke Durst, from Charlotte, N.C. – both of whom claimed season-best finishes at Portland -- will join New Zealand’s Sebastian Manson in flying the flag for Turn 3 Motorsport, which continues to hold a healthy lead in the Team Championship.


 

The weekend will kick off with just half an hour of practice at 10:00 a.m. EDT on Friday, August 14, to learn the new track layout prior to a single 20-minute qualifying session at 1:00 p.m. The two 45-minute races are set to start at 1:05 p.m. on Saturday and on Sunday, immediately prior to the NTT INDYCAR SERIES headline event, at 10:25 a.m.


 

Garzon Leads the Way in USF2000

Sebastian Garzon has led the chase for a scholarship valued at $409,816 to advance next year to USF Pro 2000 ever since securing pole position for the opening race of the season on the streets of St. Petersburg, Fla. The talented 16-year-old from Neiva, Colombia, has won three times for DEForce Racing and has scored at least one podium finish at all six events – comprising 13 races – held so far.


 

Entry List


 

With five races remaining, including this weekend’s Continental Tire Grand Prix of Markham doubleheader, Garzon’s lead over Pabst Racing’s Brad Majman, from Melbourne, Australia, stands at 29 points. A total of 33 points (30 for a win, plus one each for pole position, fastest lap and leading most laps) are available at every race.


 

Majman and teammate Eddie Beswick, from Sydney, Australia, who lies third in the standings, have two wins apiece this season to their credit.


 

The main focus of attention this weekend, however, will be Exclusive Autosport’s Anthony Martella, who hails from nearby Woodbridge, Ont., Canada. Martella has won three times, while several more have slipped through his fingers – notably at the lone oval race on the schedule, at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in May, where he held a comfortable lead before a backmarker spun directly in front of him and took them both into the wall.


 

The primary beneficiary that day was teammate Evan Cooley, from Mokena, Ill., who has notched four additional podium finishes, including one last Saturday at Portland.


 

VRD Racing also is expected to challenge at the front. Second-generation racer Oliver Wheldon, from St. Petersburg, Fla., was too young to contest the opening event in his hometown, but he burst onto the scene at the Indianapolis Grand Prix road course by claiming all three pole positions. Wheldon had to be content with a pair of podium finishes during his debut weekend, but he finally broke through to Victory Lane last Friday at Portland – and promptly won again the following day.


 

VRD Racing teammates Joao Vergara and Ryan Giannetta also have momentum on their side. Vergara, from Brazil, has posted a series of strong finishes after placing third in last year’s USF Juniors championship, while Giannetta, from Redondo Beach, Calif., has developed into a regular podium contender.


 

Dean Pedersen, from Orem, Utah, is set to make his USF2000 debut with VRD Racing after competing in various European F4 events this year.


 

Lucas Nanji, from Montreal, Que., has been edging closer toward the front in his debut season of car racing with Pabst Racing, while fellow Canadian Cole Medeiros, from Ayr, Ont., will make the step up from USF Juniors for a second time with an eye toward the future.


 

The USF2000 schedule mimics that of USF Pro 2000 with practice at 8:00 a.m. on Friday followed by qualifying at 12:00 p.m. and a pair of races at 8:50 a.m. on Saturday and 9:25 a.m. on Sunday.         


 

Complete coverage can be found on the free USF Pro Championships App, YouTube channel and respective series websites, usfpro2000.com and usf2000.com.



 

Portland Next as USF Pro Championships

Title-Chases Tighten


 


 

PALMETTO, Fla. – Championships and scholarships remain on the line as the top two rungs on the USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire open-wheel driver development ladder head this week to Portland International Raceway. The 1.964-mile, 12-turn road course situated just a few miles from downtown Portland, Ore., will play host to a pair of races each for USF Pro 2000 and USF2000, with the season-long chases for top honors still very much in the balance.

 

Two-Point Separation

The top two USF Pro 2000 contenders both have happy memories of Portland, albeit in different series. Jack Jeffers, from San Antonio, Texas, won one of the three USF2000 races during the PIR finale 12 months ago, which proved comfortably enough to secure the championship crown and a scholarship to graduate this year to USF Pro 2000.

 

The same weekend was equally memorable for Florida-based Brazilian Leonard Escorpioni, who emerged on top in two of the three USF Juniors races and also secured a championship crown.

 

One year on, Portland no longer serves as the final weekend of the season, but it could turn out to be pivotal as the two talented youngsters are separated by only two points as they each seek back-to-back titles. At stake is a scholarship valued at almost $600,000 to graduate to INDY NXT in 2027.


 

Entry List

 

USF Pro 2000 rookies Jeffers and Escorpioni have been locked in combat since claiming the top two spots in qualifying for the opening race of the year on the streets of Arlington, Texas, in March. Escorpioni took advantage of a slip by Jeffers to win the first race for Turn 3 Motorsport, while Exclusive Autosport’s Jeffers rebounded the following day to climb onto the top step of the podium.

 

Their fortunes have fluctuated regularly since then, although a perfect sweep of three wins last time out at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course enabled Escorpioni to turn a 24-point deficit into a two-point advantage heading into this week’s Continental Tire Grand Prix of Portland.

 

The battle for third place in the standings is equally hard-fought with 10 of 18 rounds completed. Only 26 points separate G3 Argyros from seventh-placed Thomas Schrage. Both are also USF Pro 2000 rookies.

 

After claiming victory in the USF2000 finale in 2024, Argyros, from Newport Beach, Calif., recorded his first wins at the more senior level with Pabst Racing earlier this season at Road America.

 

Schrage, from Bethel, Ohio, has developed into a consistent top-five finisher for TJ Speed Motorsports, although he is still chasing an elusive first podium result at the track where he won and established a new race lap record last year in USF2000.

 

Sandwiched between them in the points table are impressive Peruvian rookie Andres Cardenas (JHDD powered by ECR), who has recorded podium finishes in three of the last four races, and series veteran Frankie Mossman, from Newport Beach, Calif., who has made five podiums visits to date this year for VRD Racing.

 

A pair of one-hour test sessions on Thursday afternoon, August 6, will lead into 30 minutes of practice at 9:45 a.m. PDT on Friday. A critical qualifying session at 12:30 p.m. will determine the starting order for 30-lap races at 5:05 p.m. on Friday and 2:30 p.m. on Saturday.

 

Garzon Under Pressure

Not so long ago, Colombian youngster Sebastian Garzon seemed to be cruising toward a USF2000 championship and a scholarship valued at almost $410,000 to advance next year to USF Pro 2000.

 

Three race wins and three podium finishes from the opening six races for DEForce Racing saw Garzon gallop to a 54-point advantage over his nearest rival. But with a total of 11 races now in the books and seven remaining, that margin has been trimmed to just 19 prior to this week’s Continental Tire Grand Prix of Portland doubleheader.

 

A pair of Australians, Brad Majman, from Melbourne, and Sydney’s Eddie Beswick, are in hot pursuit of Garzon. They are also teammates at Pabst Racing, which secured back-to-back championships in 2023 and 2024 with Simon Sikes, who, ironically, now serves as driver coach/engineer for Garzon, and Max Garcia, who will be among the top contenders this week in INDY NXT.


 

Entry List

 

Majman and Beswick have each won twice. They also share three pole positions and six fastest laps. Majman currently has 246 points to his name, 19 adrift of Garzon, while Beswick holds down third in the standings on 208.

 

Two others have tasted the fruits of victory this year: Exclusive Autosport teammates Evan Cooley, from Mokena, Ill., who won the only oval race of the season at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, and Canadian Anthony Martella, who scored his third win of the season recently at Mid-Ohio.

 

After winning two of the three USF2000 races at Portland in 2025, VRD Racing also will hold high expectations with Joao Vergara, from Miami, Fla., Sebastian Wheldon, from St. Petersburg, Fla., and Ryan Giannetta, from Manhattan Beach, Calif. All three have recorded podium finishes this year.

 

The 22-car field also will include current USF Juniors championship leader Karol Pasiewicz, from Lodz, Poland, who is set to make his USF2000 debut along with Olivia Racing as part of a toe-in-the-water exercise as they seek to progress along the USF Pro Championships ladder in 2027.

 

The USF2000 schedule mirrors that of USF Pro 2000 with two test sessions on Thursday afternoon, followed by a hectic Friday comprising practice at 9:00 a.m., qualifying at 11:45 a.m. and the first race at 4:10 p.m. The second race is set to start at 12:50 p.m. on Saturday.

 

Complete coverage can be found on the free USF Pro Championships App, YouTube channel and respective series websites, usfpro2000.com and usf2000.com.

 

USF Pro Championships and GhostLap

Form Partnership


 

Video Performance Platform to Aid in Driver Training and Development


 

PALMETTO, Fla. (July 30, 2026) – As a further commitment to assist young drivers on their climb up the motorsports ladder, Andersen Promotions today announced a partnership with GhostLap – a key analysis asset in determining where lap times are gained or lost. Beginning this month, GhostLap will become the Official Driver Development Tool of the three series comprising USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire – USF Juniors, USF2000 and USF Pro 2000.


 

GhostLap is already established in the open-wheel paddock, supporting over 75% of INDYCAR and INDY NXT teams with a visual data layer uncovering performance gaps in racing lines, driving styles, and car setup changes in real time. It allows drivers, engineers, and coaches to quickly see where improvements can be made on track.


 

Brian Boly, founder of GhostLap, is a former performance and software engineer who spent years working at the highest level of motorsport, constantly chasing performance. Since launching in 2025, GhostLap has expanded across open-wheel and sports car paddocks, becoming one of the fastest-adopted performance tools in North American motorsport.


 

GhostLap will roll out as a USF Pro Championships partner at the upcoming Continental Tire Grand Prix of Portland next week, with two double-header events held in support of both INDYCAR and INDY NXT. As an introduction to the platform, drivers with the fastest race laps in each series will be awarded a credit for a free race weekend of GhostLap service.


 

“Our partnership with GhostLap gives our young drivers a vital performance edge, supporting their development from our baseline series all the way to INDYCAR,” said Dan Andersen, Owner and CEO of Andersen Promotions. “The opportunity to visually see where you are gaining or losing to your competitors in real time is incredible technology and we are excited to partner with Brian and his team.


 

“As to the series, we are looking forward to also implementing the benefits of this platform in both our officiating and our live stream broadcasts.”


 

Drivers posting the fastest race laps at Portland will have the advantage of utilizing GhostLap the following week at the inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham.


 

“We’re thrilled to be partnering with Dan and the USF Pro Championships to support the growth and development of the best up and coming open-wheel talent in North America,” said Brian Boly, founder of GhostLap. “Giving young drivers access to this kind of visual analysis early in their careers is going to help them learn the hidden techniques that separate the good from the very best in the sport.”

 
 

USF 2000 Championship

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USF2000 Championships Presented by Continental Tire is an evolution of the Road to Indy, one of the most successful driver development programs in the world. Comprised of USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire, USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire and USF Juniors Presented by Continental Tire

 

 

 

USF JUNIORS

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USF JUNIORS Championships Presented by Continental Tire is an evolution of the Road to Indy, one of the most successful driver development programs in the world. Comprised of USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire, USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire and USF Juniors Presented by Continental Tire

 

 

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