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24/10/2022
Indy Lights testing at Barber Motorsports Park today.
24/10/2022
Sunrise at Barber Motorsports Park. Great way to start the week.
23/10/2022
Can you imagine?
20/10/2022
This week at Early Media Group - Indy.
Indy Lights & USF Pro Championships
16/10/2022
Always a Champion.
15/10/2022
Andersen Promotions Announces Rebranding
14/10/2022
THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE ROAD TO INDY...
In a move that just makes sense, a portion of what was known as the Road to Indy Series has been renamed the USF Pro Championships, presented by Cooper Tires.
We rename and rebrand. 3 Reasons. Control, Money and Tires. #1. Control No one entity controls the entire Road to Indy as of 2022. With Indy Lights and the other 2 series (USF 2000 and Indy Pro 2000) being run by different organizations. The rebranding in my opinion is a protective move by Andersen Promotion #2 ) Money - Again, the promoters of the series have to compete for teams and drivers and have to protect what they have built. which brings us to #3 and the big elephant that was in the room. TIRES. It was the Road to Indy presented by Cooper Tires.
Cooper Tires will not be on Indy Lights in 2023 - it will be Firestone. To protect the sponsorship and the dollars invested, it is smart for Andersen to solidify that relationship with Cooper Tires (Goodyear). I would foresee a shake out in the scholarship payouts going forward. As to this being a F1 feeder, it really isn't. The intro of USF Juniors is a direct competition to F4 and FR America which has been backed by Honda. The FR scholarship goes to Super Formula and the USF Pro will go to Indy Lights, even if cut going forward
https://www.33DreamsofIndy.com - Season 2, Episode 1
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14/10/2022
Episode 1 of the New Season of 33 Dreams of Indy talking about the Rebranding of a portion of artist formerly known as the Road to Indy. https://33dreamsofindy.com/listen/
11/10/2022
Sam Corry Jumps to USF2000 with VRD Racing
11/10/2022
Kyffin Simpson Rejoins HMD Motorsports for 2023 Campaign
09/10/2022
Josh Green Steps Up to Indy Lights in 2023 with HMD Motorsports
09/10/2022
Two Podium Finishes and Nine Top-Ten Results for Crosslink Kiwi Motorsport at USF Juniors Finale
09/10/2022
Christian Bogle Returns to HMD Motorsports in 2023
09/10/2022
Danial Frost Eyes Indy Lights Championship in HMD Motorsports Return
09/10/2022
TJ Speed Set for Road to Indy Campaign in Both USF2000 and Indy Pro 2000 in 2023
09/10/2022
Nolan Siegel Confirms Full-Time Jump to Indy Lights with HMD Motorsports
09/10/2022
Lochie Hughes Set for USF2000 Campaign in 2023 with Jay Howard’s Driver Development Program
09/10/2022
Christian Rasmussen Makes Switch to HMD Motorsports for 2023
09/10/2022
Nikita Johnson Rejoins VRD Racing for 2023 Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship
09/09/2022
Quick stop at New Castle. Leave a comment if you have raced there...
07/09/2022
Great time on Oregon and Washington. Glad to be back home and ready to head to Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania in the next week
20/08/2022
Who am I going to see today at the track? Say hi if you see me...
19/08/2022
Who is ready for Gateway?
05/08/2022
Catching up with the as the prepare for the Music City Grand Prix.
31/05/2022
What are you thoughts on the Rookie of the Year decision for the 2022 Indy 500? Did Jimmie Johnson deserve it or should it have been the highest finishing rookie, David Malukas?
30/05/2022
Fantastic race in the books.
31/03/2022
2021 Rewind - Part 1
24/02/2022
TJ Speed Makes Indy Lights Debut This Weekend in St. Petersburg
“Rookie duo with first year team set to take on Streets of St. Pete” With years of experience in their stable, TJ Speed will make their Indy Lights Presented by ...
24/02/2022
Joe Dooling Autosports and Trey Burke Target St. Pete for Momentum Builder
“First event of sophomore season for Burke” Closing the 2021 season less than five months ago, Joe Dooling Autosports and Trey Burke are now ready to get their 2022 campaign ...
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Indy Lights testing at Barber Motorsports Park today.
Can you imagine?
THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE ROAD TO INDY... In a move that just makes sense, a portion of what was known as the Road to Indy Series has been renamed the USF Pro Championships, presented by Cooper Tires. We rename and rebrand. 3 Reasons. Control, Money and Tires. #1. Control No one entity controls the entire Road to Indy as of 2022. With Indy Lights and the other 2 series (USF 2000 and Indy Pro 2000) being run by different organizations. The rebranding in my opinion is a protective move by Andersen Promotion #2 ) Money - Again, the promoters of the series have to compete for teams and drivers and have to protect what they have built. which brings us to #3 and the big elephant that was in the room. TIRES. It was the Road to Indy presented by Cooper Tires. Cooper Tires will not be on Indy Lights in 2023 - it will be Firestone. To protect the sponsorship and the dollars invested, it is smart for Andersen to solidify that relationship with Cooper Tires (Goodyear). I would foresee a shake out in the scholarship payouts going forward. As to this being a F1 feeder, it really isn't. The intro of USF Juniors is a direct competition to F4 and FR America which has been backed by Honda. The FR scholarship goes to Super Formula and the USF Pro will go to Indy Lights, even if cut going forward https://www.33DreamsofIndy.com - Season 2, Episode 1 #teamcoopertires Subscribe and Listen to the 33 Dreams of Indy Podcast on your favorite player Subscribe to this Channel: http://bit.ly/33DreamsYouTube Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/2kqtkDZ Google Play: http://bit.ly/33DreamsGoogle Spotify: http://bit.ly/33DreamsSpotify Stitcher: http://bit.ly/33DreamsStitcher TuneIn: http://bit.ly/33DreamsTuneIn
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33 Dreams of Indy represents the 33 spots that are available for drivers each year in the Indianapolis 500.
33 cars. 33 drivers. 33 Stories. 33 Dreams.
Each year hundreds of drivers and dozens of teams have a dream to start the Indy 500.
During the 2019 qualification process, the small team of Juncos Racing “bumped” the powerhouse McLaren team, driven by the past Formula One Champion Fernando Alonso. The drama of the final minutes was riveting.
It is these stories, these dreams that make the Indianapolis 500 so special. These dreams do not just take place in May. They occur throughout the year. During the entire IndyCar Season. Race by Race. They also continue during the offseason as well. Between races, teams are formed, contracts are signed, funding is sought and secured and dreams either come true or fade away as they never come together.
Dreams can become nightmares. Dreams can come true.
Hundreds dream – yet only 33 come true.
My focus is to follow these dreams, as they happen. To try to tell the stories the best I can. I will be using my perspective, or I will be compiling the views and reporting of others that follow the IndyCar Series.
I love the underdogs because I love a good story. I also love the winners. The dynasties and the master drivers and teams that are creating history. All of this makes up the tapestry that is unique to IndyCar Racing and particularly the Indy 500. I am a fan just like you.
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