There are few drivers who have been as dominant in their series this year as Christian Rasmussen. The 20-year old from Denmark has been a force of nature in USF2000, winning the first five races as he is gunning for a seat in the NTT IndyCar Series a few years from now. In other words, it was about time F1 Feeder Series sat down with … Continue reading From Copenhagen with love – meet USF2000 star Christian Rasmussen
The coronavirus pandemic has left a trail of destruction not just in countries around the globe, but also in global motor racing. Careers, calendars and team finances have all been adversely affected by the economic consequences of the pandemic. We could have spoken to numerous drivers around the world who have seen their plans fall apart in recent months, but the case of 26-year old … Continue reading Sabré Cook hopes to kick-start delayed 2020 campaign at Road America
A small disaster, made up of smaller individual disasters. The official confirmation of the 2020 Indy Lights season being cancelled does not necessarily come unexpected. But for the handful of teams and talented drivers involved in it, it is a serious setback and disrupts some promising careers. I feel for Kyle Kirkwood, the bright American kid with a ludicrously good batting average in recent years … Continue reading The future of Indy Lights: hopes and fears
As this year’s Indy Pro 2000 season gets underway in St Petersburg this weekend, Hunter McElrea is one of the leading candidates to succeed Kyle Kirkwood as champion. Our editor-at-large Jeroen Demmendaal spoke with the young New Zealander in an F1 Feeder Series exclusive. By Jeroen Demmendaal Five points. That is all that was missing last September in Laguna Seca for Hunter McElrea. Ahead of … Continue reading Interview: Hunter McElrea and the need to keep winning
As the 2020 Road to Indy season is about to get underway on the Streets of St Petersburg this weekend, our editor-at-large and resident Road to Indy writer Jeroen Demmendaal highlights some of the potential stars in Indy Lights, Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 that deserve extra attention in 2020. By Jeroen Demmendaal Indy Lights – Can Kyle Kirkwood make it three in a row? … Continue reading Season preview: 2020 Road to Indy promises spectacle across the board
He has dominated the American feeder series in recent years, collecting championships like baseball cards and breaking record after record. After winning the USF and Pro 2000 crowns as a rookie, can Kyle Kirkwood make it a three in a row in Indy Lights this year? In an exclusive for F1 Feeder Series, editor-at-large Jeroen Demmendaal spoke to the young man from Florida. By Jeroen … Continue reading Interview: Indy Lights rookie Kyle Kirkwood aims to complete Road to Indy hat-trick in 2020
With Lucca Allen winning the 2019 F4 SEA championship on December 15th, all the open wheel feeder series have been completed. And what a year it was, with extreme highs and lows. Don’t know who won which championship? Check out this list that goes from F4 all the way up to F2 and you’re up to date! Continue reading These are all the 2019 feeder series champions
He may be only 15 years old, but when discussing his career plans, young Dutch racer Rick Bouthoorn speaks with a confidence that belies his tender age. This is a youngster that knows where he wants to go, and why. After six years spent on the European karting circuit, Rick and his father Patrick are ready for the next step: the Bouthoorns are gunning for … Continue reading Dutch youngster Rick Bouthoorn is ready to follow in the footsteps of Rinus VeeKay
Dalton Kellett joins Juncos Racing in Indy Lights as he partners Indy Pro 2000 and Asian F3 Winter Series champion Rinus Veekay. Indy Lights veteran Canadian driver Kellett already has three seasons of Indy Lights under his belt. All three seasons he spent with Andretti Autosport with the 2018 season being his best to date, scoring two podiums and a pole position. He ended the … Continue reading Rinus Veekay gets experienced Indy Lights teammate in Dalton Kellett
Mexican Manuel Cabrera will race the 2019 USF2000 season as he signed a contract with Exclusive Autosport. Cabrera isn’t new to Exclusive Autosport, as he raced with them in the first half of the 2018 USF2000 season. In the seven races the Mexican drove for the team he had a highest finish of 8th in Road America and he finished in 22nd place in the … Continue reading Manuel Cabrera signs with Exclusive Autosport for full season of USF2000
Bruna Tomaselli is back in USF2000. The Brazilian took up a seat at championship winning team Pabst Racing. The 22-year old Tomaselli is back for her third USF2000 campaign and her second full season. In 2017 she debuted with ArmsUp Motorsport and ran a partial campaign. As a rookie she finished 24th in the championship, scoring as high as a 12th place at Road America. … Continue reading Bruna Tomaselli lands Pabst Racing seat in USF2000
Juncos Racing has signed Sting Ray Robb for their 2019 Indy Pro 2000 season, as the driver returns to the series. Sting Ray Robb had a good 2018 season in Indy pro 2000 as he gathered a podium and a fastest lap for Team Pelfrey. He ended seventh in the championship. In 2017 he finished even higher with sixth, but failed to reach the podium. … Continue reading Sting Ray Robb signs with Juncos for as he enters third Indy Pro 2000 season
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