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The Continental Tire Grand Prix of Indianapolis doubleheader for USF2000 began in dramatic fashion this afternoon with Max Taylor taking an accomplished victory for VRD Racing. Taylor, from Hoboken…
The Continental Tire Grand Prix of Indianapolis doubleheader for USF2000 saw Max Taylor from VRD Racing clinch a remarkable victory after starting third and swiftly establishing his dominance early on. Despite his initial setback, Exclusive Autosport’s Joey Brienza managed to secure second place after a disappointing qualifying round, with teammate Evan Cooley finishing in third during his impressive USF2000 debut on pole position.
Cooley, primarily competing in USF Juniors Presented by Continental Tire, decided to enter the USF2000 event, showing his potential by clinching the Continental Tire Pole Award and leading the early laps under caution. Taylor’s bold move during the restart allowed him to overtake Cooley and maintain his lead throughout the race, securing a well-deserved win.
While Brienza showcased exceptional skills by ascending from seventh to third position after a challenging qualifying session, various incidents during the race led to an intense reshuffling of the field. Taylor’s victory was a testament to his exceptional driving skills and the outstanding performance of the VRD Racing team, garnering praise from the driver for their stellar car and program.
Taylor’s triumph, coupled with his PFC Award win, highlighted VRD Racing’s dominance in recent USF2000 races, further solidifying their reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the competitive series.
