Team Schedule
2026 USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire
USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire (formerly Indy Pro 2000) has served as a vital step on the career path of many of today’s top drivers. It is the third official step on the USF Pro Championships ladder. The series is sanctioned by USAC and owned and operated by Andersen Promotions.
The 2025 USF Pro 2000 champion will receive a scholarship valued at $546,500* to advance to INDY NXT in 2026. Additional prize money and awards include the Continental Tire Pole Award for each race as well as season-ending awards for Rookie of the Year, Championship Team, Engineer of the Year, Mechanic of the Year, Hard Charger, Move of the Year and Spirit Award.
In total, the USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire will distribute over $1.43M* in prize money and awards.
Coverage of USF Pro 2000 will feature worldwide live streaming on the USF Pro Championships App, YouTube channel and website. All races will be available on the series YouTube channel after each event.
*Minimum as of September 2024. Full 2025 prize money and award packages to be finalized.
| Date | Circuit | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| March 13-15 | Streets of Arlington | 2.73-Mile, 14-Turn Street Course |
| May 7-9 | Indianapolis Grand Prix Circuit | 2.439-Mile, 14-Turn Road Course |
| May 21-23 | Lucas Oil IRP | 0.686-Mile Oval |
| June 18-21 | Road America | 4.014-Mile, 14-Turn Road Course |
| July 2-5 | Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course | 2.258-Mile, 13-Turn Road Course |
| August 6-9 | Portland International Raceway | 1.964-mile, 12-Turn Road Course |
| August 14-16 | Streets of Markham | 2.19-Mile, 12-Turn Street Course |
| August 29-30 | The Milwaukee Mile | 1-Mile Oval |
| September 24-26 | Road America | 4.014-Mile, 14-Turn Road Course |
2027 Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Trophy
Delivering fast, competitive racing, New Zealand’s premier single-seater category
attracts drivers from around the globe. The Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania
Trophy is New Zealand’s fastest racing category providing winter training in a
southern hemisphere summer.
The championship is officially recognized by the world’s governing body the FIA as one of its six global Formula Regional Championships and as such is recommended as a critical part of the career for any young racing driver serious about making it to Formula One or other high level international motorsport championships.
| Date | Circuit |
|---|---|
| January 8–10 | Hampton Downs Motorsport Park |
| January 15–17 | Taupo International Motorsport Park |
| January 22–24 | Teretonga Park |
| January 29–31 | Highlands Motorsport Park – New Zealand Grand Prix |