fter nearly two months since the last race in the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda, Pabst Racing will be back in action on the streets of Toronto on July 19 and 20. The Streets of Toronto race in Ontario, Canada, will be the second street course of the season and the only USF2000 event outside of the United States. The team also announced today that 18-year-old Frenchman Nico Jamin would be joining the team for the remainder of the season, starting in Toronto.

In just over a week Beachburg, Ontario, native Nathan Blok will be back behind the wheel of the John Cummiskey Racing (JCR) car No. 33 at Ontario’s most prestigious open-wheel racing event of the year. The annual Toronto Indy returns to the tight street-course at Exhibition Place on the shores of Lake Ontario.

One of the heads that Garth Rickards has turned belongs to USF2000 team owner John Church, owner of JDC MotorSports. Church has been so impressed by what he has seen out of the Pennsylvania driver this season that he has decided to run Rickards on the streets of Toronto in the USF2000 events scheduled for July 19th and 20th.

Pabst Racing entered the month of May with a team that carried a lot of confidence and optimism. The team raced at the historical Indianapolis Motor Speedway on a road course configuration that had yet to be tested by any drivers in the series. They then went on to race at an oval track a few miles away from the historical speedway, with an oval newbie and a driver who had raced at Lucas Oil Raceway Park the previous year.

Cape Motorsports with Wayne Taylor Racing had three top-10 finishes in the Allied Building Products USF2000 Oval Challenge, Round 7 of the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda at Lucas Oil Raceway in the 69th Annual Visit Hendricks County Night Before the 500.