Rowe overtook Pabst Racing teammate Jace Denmark, the Friday winner, and went on to score a sensational victory in his rebuilt car

Canadian Thomas Nepveu led for 19 of the 20 laps for DEForce Racing, only to tangle wheels with Pabst Racing’s Myles Rowe as they fought side-by-side for the win on the entry to Turn Three on the final lap. The ensuing chaos left both cars heavily damaged against the retaining wall and enabled Rowe’s teammate, Jace Denmark to nip through and seal his maiden Road to Indy victory

Browne and Green Lead Indy Pro 2000 Team, Weir and Kohlbecker Represent USF2000 Squad

Young Canadian to begin his second season in the series, and his first with DEForce Racing

First event of sophomore season for Texas-based Burke