Hot off a third-place podium Saturday in Toronto, Martin, who loves the wet conditions, advanced from his fourth-place starting position to third after a fantastic start, and battled with Aaron Telitz in the wet conditions, trading third position three times over the first seven laps of the race, culminating with Martin ultimately winning the battle, and taking sole possession of third place.

The Cape Motorsports with Wayne Taylor Racing team picked up another Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda win during the Allied Building Products Grand Prix of Toronto, June 12-14.

Florida’s Kyle Connery avoided a wild opening lap accident to take sixth in the first Pro Mazda Championship race of the weekend, and he backed this up with a solid tenth in Race 2 to record a pair of top-10s. Fellow JDC MotorSports pilot Parker Thompson was quick in his USF2000 Championship entry, but he got caught up in the mid-pack chaos in both races after a minor qualifying miscue mired him deep in the field.

Team Pelfrey enjoyed a productive weekend in Canada as the Mazda Road to Indy ventured to the streets of Toronto, Ont., Canada, in conjunction with the Verizon IndyCar Series. There was more good news for the Florida-based team in the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda as MAZDASPEED scholarship driver Luke Gabin made his first visit to the podium in Race Two of the double-header.

Nico Jamin knew that racing in Toronto against the top Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda contenders would be a tough weekend. With that in mind, Jamin, who came to Canada with the championship lead after nine races, accomplished his goal: score two pole positions, secure a second-place finish in Race 1 on Saturday, and then win Round 11 on Sunday.