The 2026 USF2000 Championship presented by Continental Tire is the seventeenth season of the USF2000 Championship since its revival in 2010. The championship serves as the second rung of the IndyCar Series's USF Pro Championships ladder system.

The 2026 season will be held over 18 races across eight race weekends. It started on February 27 around the Streets of St. Petersburg and will end on September 26 at Road America.

Drivers and teams

All drivers compete using Tatuus USF-22 racecars with Elite Mazda 2.0-014A engines and Continental tires.[1]

Team No. Driver(s) Status Round(s)
DEForce Racing 10 United States Brady Golan[2] 1–2
Mexico Elias Vignola[3] R 3–5, 7–9
12 Colombia Sebastián Garzón[4] All
17 United States Thomas Nordquist[5] R All
ENVE Motorsports[6] 46 United States Wesley Gundler[7] R All
Exclusive Autosport 87 Canada Leonardo Serravalle[8] R 7–9
90 United States Evan Cooley[9] All
91 United States Kaylee Countryman[10] R 1–2
United States Connor Aspley[11] R 7–11
92 Canada Anthony Martella[12] All
93 United States Gabriel Cahan[13] R All
94 United States Ayrton Cahan[14] R All
95 United States Brenden Cooley[15] R 6
97 United States Connor Aspley[2] R 1–2
Canada Cole Medeiros[11] R 7–9
JHDD powered by ECR[16] 5 United States Kaylee Countryman[3] R 3–5, 7–9, 12–18
6 Australia Liam Loiacono[17] R All
7 Brazil Naim Saleh[18] R 1–2, 7–11
8 Sweden Erik Holm[19] R 1–6
9 United States Cal Peter[20] R All
Pabst Racing 22 Australia Brad Majman[21] All
23 Australia Eddie Beswick[22] All
24 Canada Lucas Nanji[23] R All
Peterman Fisher Hartman Racing 67 South Africa Wian Boshoff[24] All
VRD Racing 3 Brazil João Vergara[25] R All
19 United States Colin Aitken[26] R 1–2
25 United States Teddy Musella[27] 1–2
44 United States Ryan Giannetta[28] All
78 United States Jack Mohrhardt[29] R All
98 United States Oliver Wheldon[30] R 3–18
Zanella Racing[31] 28 United States Grant Mitchell[11] R 7–9
29 United States Maddie Colleran[32] R 7–9
55 Brazil Leonardo Escorpioni[31] R 1–2
Icon Status
R Rookie

Team changes

After having already entered the season finale in 2025 in preparation for their 2026 campaign, ENVE Motorsports entered the championship as a new team.[6]

USF Juniors team Zanella Racing expanded to add an USF2000 program in 2026.[31]

IndyCar team Ed Carpenter Racing announced a partnership with Jay Howard Driver Development, with JHDD's cars in the USF Pro Championships entering under the Jay Howard Driver Development powered by ECR guise.[16]

One-car teams Benchmark Autosport and Synergy Motorsport both left the series.

Mid-season

Zanella Racing did not enter the events at IMS and IRP before entering a replacement for their sole driver Leonardo Escorpioni, who had decided to focus on his USF Pro 2000 campaign after the opening race weekend.[3][11]

Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development underwent a change in ownership ahead of the second weekend of the season: entrepreneurs Chad and Emily Peterman joined the team as new owners and the outfit was rebranded to Peterman Fisher Hartman Racing from round three onwards.[33]

Driver changes

Reigning Teams' Champions VRD Racing saw Thomas Schrage and Christian Cameron leave the championship, while Teddy Musella remained with the team for the opening weekend of 2026 ahead of stepping up to their USF Pro 2000 outfit.[34] To replace them, VRD promoted both João Vergara and Colin Aitken from their USF Juniors outfit, with whom the former came third and the latter 21st in 2025, and signed Formula FARA graduate Jack Mohrhardt.[25][26][29]

Exclusive Autosport saw Lucas Fecury, Brenden Cooley and reigning champion Jack Jeffers leave the series. They were replaced by two debutants and a returnee: Brothers Ayrton and Gabriel Cahan, reigning champion and runner-up of the FRP F1600 Championship, joined the team for their USF2000 debuts, while Anthony Martella departed JHDD to return to the team he drove for in USF Juniors in 2024.[14][13][12] Kaylee Countryman rejoined Exclusive Racing after a four-race cameo and a USF Juniors campaign with the team in 2025 for a partial schedule.[10] Exclusive Autosport also entered a sixth car at St. Petersburg for their USF Juniors driver Connor Aspley.[2]

Pabst Racing expanded to an all-new three-car lineup in 2026 after they promoted G3 Argyros to their USF Pro 2000 outfit and Caleb Gafrarar left the series.[35] The team signed Brad Majman and Eddie Beswick for their second seasons after they came twelfth with JHDD and tenth with Synergy Motorsport, respectively, in 2025.[21][22] Pabst's lineup was completed by karting graduate Lucas Nanji.[23]

The newly formed JHDD/ECR partnership recruited Skip Barber Formula Race Series driver Naim Saleh to replace Pabst-bound Majman and signed karting graduate Cal Peter to replace Exclusive-bound Martella.[18][20] They also promoted 2025 USF Juniors runner-up Liam Loiacono from its outfit in that championship, as well as entering karting graduate Erik Holm in place of Timothy Carel, who left the championship.[17][2]

DEForce Racing downsized from five to three entries as both Patricio and Rodrigo González moved over to GB3 with VRD and Jeshua Alianell and Vaughn Mishko left the series.[36][37] The team promoted Thomas Nordquist from their USF Juniors outfit, where he finished the 2025 season in 17th, to their USF2000 outfit, with whom he had already debuted in the championship for two races in 2025, while Brady Golan rejoined the team with whom he competed in the first five rounds of 2025 for the opening two races of 2026.[5][2]

ENVE Motorsport signed F1600 Championship Series graduate Wesley Gundler for their first full USF2000 season.[7]

New team Zanella Racing promoted reigning USF Juniors champion Leonardo Escorpioni to their newly founded USF2000 program.[31]

Departing team Synergy Motorsport saw their driver Eddie Beswick join Pabst Racing, while Ayrton Houk departed the series together with his Benchmark Autosport team.[22]

Mid-season

The weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway saw DEForce Racing enter series debutant Elias Vignola in their third car, while Kaylee Countryman moved from Exclusive Autosport to JHDD/ECR to continue her part-time campaign. Naim Saleh meanwhile skipped the weekend, with Aitken and Escorpioni also both not competing to focus on their USF Pro 2000 campaigns.[3] VRD welcomed Oliver Wheldon for a belated start to his campaign after his 15th birthday in March.[30]

Brenden Cooley returned to Exclusive Autosport for the Carb Night Classic.[15]

Vignola returned to DEForce Racing for the round at Road America, while Saleh returned to JHDD/ECR and Aspley to Exclusive Racing. The latter team's lineup grew to seven cars as they took on series debutants Leonardo Serravalle and Cole Medeiros for one-off outings. Zanella Racing returned to the series after sitting out the previous two weekends, fielding their USF Juniors drivers Grant Mitchell and Maddie Colleran at Road America. Erik Holm meanwhile left the series.[11]

Schedule

The 2026 schedule was revealed on October 25, 2025. The championship will visit two street circuits, four road courses and one oval. It followed its parent series in moving its Canadian rounds from Exhibition Place to the Streets of Markham, while it replaced the round at NOLA Motorsports Park it held in 2024 and 2025 with a second round at Road America.[38] All rounds except the weekends at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park and the second weekend at Road America will run in support of the IndyCar Series.[39]

Icon Legend
 O  Oval/Speedway
 R  Road course
 S  Street circuit
Rd. Date Race name Track Location
1 February 27–March 1 Foundation Building Materials Grand Prix of St. Petersburg  S  Streets of St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, Florida
2 Andersen Interior Contracting Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
3 May 7–9 Tatuus USF Pro Championships Indy Grand Prix  R  Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course Speedway, Indiana
4
5
6 May 21–22 Carb Night Classic presented by Marelli  O  Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park Brownsburg, Indiana
7 June 18–21 The Andersen Companies Grand Prix of Road America presented by Elite Engines  R  Road America Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
8
9
10 July 2–5 USF Pro Patriot 250 Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio  R  Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Lexington, Ohio
11
12 August 6–9 TBA  R  Portland International Raceway Portland, Oregon
13
14 August 14–16 TBA  S  Streets of Markham Markham, Ontario
15
16 September 24–26 TBA  R  Road America Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
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Race results

Rd. Track Pole position Fastest lap Most laps led Race winner
Driver Team
1 Streets of St. Petersburg Colombia Sebastián Garzón Australia Brad Majman Colombia Sebastián Garzón Colombia Sebastián Garzón DEForce Racing
2 Australia Eddie Beswick Brazil Leonardo Escorpioni Colombia Sebastián Garzón Colombia Sebastián Garzón DEForce Racing
3 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course United States Oliver Wheldon Australia Brad Majman Canada Anthony Martella Canada Anthony Martella Exclusive Autosport
4 United States Oliver Wheldon Australia Liam Loiacono Colombia Sebastián Garzón Colombia Sebastián Garzón DEForce Racing
5 United States Oliver Wheldon Australia Eddie Beswick Australia Brad Majman Australia Brad Majman Pabst Racing
6 Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park United States Evan Cooley Canada Anthony Martella Canada Anthony Martella United States Evan Cooley Exclusive Autosport
7 Road America Australia Brad Majman Australia Brad Majman Australia Eddie Beswick Australia Eddie Beswick Pabst Racing
8 Australia Brad Majman Colombia Sebastián Garzón Canada Anthony Martella Canada Anthony Martella Exclusive Autosport
9 Colombia Sebastián Garzón Australia Eddie Beswick Australia Brad Majman Australia Brad Majman Pabst Racing
10 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course United States Ryan Giannetta Australia Brad Majman Australia Eddie Beswick Australia Eddie Beswick Pabst Racing
11 Canada Anthony Martella United States Ryan Giannetta Canada Anthony Martella Canada Anthony Martella Exclusive Autosport
12 Portland International Raceway
13
14 Streets of Markham
15
16 Road America
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Season report

First half

The 2026 USF2000 Championship's first weekend was a double-header around the Streets of St. Petersburg, where DEForce Racing's Sebastián Garzón topped the qualifying session to claim pole position for the first race. Exclusive Autosport's Anthony Martella overtook him entering the first turn, but a spin and subsequent contact saw him eliminated as Garzón resumed the lead ahead of VRD's João Vergara and Zanella's Leonardo Escorpioni. The race resumed on lap four, but no further changes to the podium positions followed.[40] Pole position for the second race went to Pabst Racing's Eddie Beswick. Garzón started third and moved past Pabst's Brad Majman right away before using a safety car restart to claim the lead on lap six. Escorpioni followed him through, but ran wide and lost the place again. Garzón managed the race to end the weekend with two wins.[41]

A triple-header at Indianapolis Motor Speedway followed, where VRD's debutant Oliver Wheldon claimed pole position for all three races. However, Martella took the lead at the first corner and led every lap to secure his second career USF2000 victory. His teammate Evan Cooley slotted into second early on before Garzón eventually overtook him on lap 11 to claim the place. Wheldon's debut race ended early following contact with Pabst's Brad Majman.[42] Race two was held in heavy rain and Wheldon initially held on to the lead. Garzón started fourth but had moved into second by turn 4 before taking the lead exiting turn 9. He pulled away to win as Wheldon had to defend from Martella, before Cooley overtook both cars on lap 8 to claim second place. The third race was dry again, and for the third time, Wheldon was unable to hold on to his pole position advantage past the first lap. This time, it was Majman who took the lead away from him in turn 7, but Wheldon kept close throughout the race. He tried retaking first place on the final lap, but Majman prevailed to take victory. Garzón took third after rising up the order through the latter part of the race, thereby extending his championship lead to 47 points over Majman.[43]

Pole position for the season's sole oval race at IRP went to Cooley with a 20.8185-second laptime that toppled the lap record set in 2000. He lost the race lead to Martella right at the start as Exclusive's Gabriel Cahan and Garzón slotted in behind. The top four gapped the rest of the field until Martella encountered lapped traffic. On lap 43, he tried lapping JHDD's Cal Peter when the latter spun, clipped the leader and sent him into retirement. Cooley inherited the lead and took the win as Garzón in third grew his points lead again.[44]

Three races at Road America concluded the first half of the season. Majman was fastest in both qualifying sessions to take pole position for the first two races. In the first race, Majman's advantage lasted until a restart on lap three, when Beswick swept past him into turn one. Majman spent the rest of the race working to get back past him, but found no success and took second. Third initially went to Martella, before a blocking penalty handed the podium to Wheldon as points leader Garzón took fifth. The second race also saw an early restart. This time, Majman held on to the lead, before Martella pulled alongside him on lap six and got past. Once again, Majman was unable to retake the lead and finished second as Cooley completed the podium.[45] Setting the fastest lap in race two handed Garzón pole position for race three, before Majman took the lead right away. A huge airborne crash for Cooley followed, who rolled and flew into the catchfence at turn 4. Cooley escaped with a minor hand injury, and the race never got back into rhythm from then on. Only four laps of green flag racing followed, allowing Majman to take victory as Beswick took second. Garzón took third, his lead over Majman now reduced to 30 points.[46][47]

Championship standings

Drivers' Championship

Scoring system
Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   11th   12th   13th   14th   15th   16th   17th   18th   19th   20th+ 
Points 30 25 22 19 17 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Points (O) 45 38 33 29 26 23 21 20 18 17 15 14 12 11 9 8 6 5 3 2
  • The driver who qualifies on pole is awarded one additional point.
  • One point is awarded to the driver who led the most laps in a race.
  • One point is awarded to the driver who set the fastest lap during the race.
Pos. Driver STP IMS IRP ROA1 MOH POR MAR ROA2 Points
1 Colombia Sebastián Garzón 1* 1* 2 1* 3 3 5 4 3 12 3 265
2 Australia Brad Majman 4 4 15 5 1* 5 2 2 1* 3 4 246
3 Australia Eddie Beswick 20 2 5 6 5 8 1* 5 2 1* 15 208
4 United States Evan Cooley 22 23 3 2 4 1 4 3 23 13 10 175
5 Brazil João Vergara 2 6 7 11 20 6 10 8 6 2 5 169
6 Canada Anthony Martella 21 22 1* 4 19 18* 9 1* 5 17 1* 157
7 United States Ryan Giannetta 7 7 16 10 18 10 7 7 22 4 2 139
8 United States Ayrton Cahan 13 10 6 7 6 12 6 12 7 9 9 139
9 United States Gabriel Cahan 8 13 8 19 11 2 19 9 17 5 6 134
10 United States Oliver Wheldon 20 3 2 13 3 6 4 18 11 132
11 South Africa Wian Boshoff 6 14 10 14 16 7 13 10 10 8 12 118
12 United States Wesley Gundler 10 11 18 9 8 11 14 15 8 11 8 113
13 Australia Liam Loiacono 11 18 4 12 7 4 11 24 19 15 14 111
14 Canada Lucas Nanji 5 9 19 13 17 17 12 16 21 19 7 80
15 United States Thomas Nordquist 15 15 17 15 9 9 20 14 20 10 18 75
16 United States Jack Mohrhardt 17 19 13 16 15 16 22 18 13 7 16 64
17 United States Cal Peter 14 24 12 8 14 19 24 23 24 6 17 62
18 Brazil Leonardo Escorpioni 3 3 45
19 Mexico Elias Vignola 11 17 10 16 20 11 41
20 United States Kaylee Countryman 18 20 9 18 13 17 19 14 40
21 United States Connor Aspley 16 21 15 11 15 14 19 37
22 Sweden Erik Holm DNS 16 14 20 12 14 33
23 Brazil Naim Saleh DNS 17 21 21 12 16 13 28
24 Canada Cole Medeiros 8 13 16 26
25 United States Teddy Musella 12 8 22
26 United States Colin Aitken 9 12 21
27 United States Brady Golan 19 5 19
28 United States Grant Mitchell 23 17 9 17
29 United States Brenden Cooley 15 9
30 Canada Leonardo Serravalle 18 22 18 7
— United States Maddie Colleran DNS DNS DNS 0
Pos. Driver STP IMS IRP ROA1 MOH POR MAR ROA2 Points
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green 4th & 5th place
Light Blue 6th–10th place
Dark Blue Finished (Outside Top 10)
Purple Did not finish
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrawn (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Blank Did not participate
In-line notation
Bold Pole position (1 point)
Italics Ran fastest race lap (1 point)
* Led most race laps (1 point)
Not awarded if more than one driver led most laps
Rookie

Teams' championship

Scoring system
Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th+ 
Points 22 18 15 12 10 8 6 4 2 1
  • Single car teams receive 3 bonus points as an equivalency to multi-car teams.
  • Only the best two results are counted for teams fielding more than two entries.
Pos. Team STP IMS IRP ROA1 MOH POR MAR ROA2 Points
1 Pabst Racing 4 2 5 5 1 5 1 2 1 1 4 290
5 4 11 6 5 8 2 5 2 3 7
2 Exclusive Autosport 8 8 1 2 4 1 4 1 5 5 1 254
11 10 3 4 6 2 6 3 7 8 6
3 VRD Racing 2 6 6 3 2 6 3 6 4 2 2 205
7 7 10 9 11 10 7 7 6 4 5
4 DEForce Racing 1 1 2 1 3 3 5 4 3 9 3 192
13 5 9 12 9 9 11 9 11 11 12
5 JHDD powered by ECR 10 12 4 7 7 4 8 12 12 6 10 69
12 13 7 10 10 12 12 13 13 12 11
6 Peterman Fisher Hartman Racing 6 11 8 11 12 7 9 8 10 7 9 69
7 ENVE Motorsports 9 9 12 8 8 11 10 10 8 10 8 58
8 Zanella Racing 3 3 13 11 9 40
DNS DNS DNS
Pos. Team STP IMS IRP ROA1 MOH POR MAR ROA2 Points

See also

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