USF2000
Australian Cameron Shields has broken through in the USF2000 Series, taking the race win at Lucas Oil Raceway as part of the Dave Steele Carb Night Classic. Shields, anexperienced open-wheel driver, competed alongside Hunter McElrea in the Australian Formula Ford Championship in 2018, with McElrea guaranteed a USF2000 race seat
USF2000
Toowoomba native Cameron Shields has been officially announced as the second Australian to join the Cooper Tires USF2000 grid for 2019. Shields, who simultaneously competed in Australian Formula 3, Formula 4, and Formula Ford in 2018, joins the Chicago-based Newman Wachs Racing (NWR) for his fifth year in cars, having
USF2000
18 year-old Cameron Shields may well be poised to announce he has secured a 2019 Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship seat after a teaser went live on his social media. View this post on Instagram #TeamCooperTire #RoadToIndy #CS73 #IndyCar #SAHOFScholarshipHolder A post shared by Cameron Shields (@cameronshields73) on Feb 13, 2019
USF2000
Australian Formula Ford Champion, and winner of the Mazda Road to Indy Scholarship, Hunter McElrea, has announced that he will race in the #22 car for Pabst Racing in the 2019 Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship. McElrea, who won 13 out of 21 races in the 2018 Australian Formula Ford Championship,
USF2000
Australian Formula Ford Champion Hunter McElrea was announced on Monday as the winner of the Mazda Road to Indy Scholarship Shootout. The shootout win comes with a US$200,000 scholarship to sponsor a USF2000 drive for McElrea in 2019, the first step of the Mazda Road to Indy, designed