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Driver |
Last Rank |
| 1 |
Oliver Askew (USF2000)
Came back to Earth ... slightly. After a 17th at Road America, he ripped off a third, a win at Iowa leading every lap from pole, and a second before a DNF despite a pole. Askew still has a strong lead in the points. |
1 |
| 2 |
Kyle Kaiser (Indy Lights)
Swept the doubleheader in Toronto along with a pole. This after a third and second at Road America and a fifth at Iowa, allowing him to keep the points lead. |
2t |
| 3 |
Colton Herta (Indy Lights)
Registered a pair of poles, but the best he could do in the races was a third and a pair of fourths. However, it was enough to keep him in third in the championship. |
2t |
| 4 |
Aaron Telitz (Indy Lights)
Also maintained his position in the standings (5th) thanks to a second at Indy and a second at Toronto. |
4 |
| 5 |
Kaylen Frederick (USF2000)
While scoring a fourth at Road America and a third at Toronto in USF2000, Frederick also tried out the F2000 Championship Series. There at Mid-Ohio, he grabbed a third place after nabbing pole. |
6 |
| 6 |
TJ Fischer (Pro Mazda)
Despite bad luck at Road America netting him 15th and a DNF, Fischer still remained in third place in the championship standings. |
5 |
| 7 |
Kyle Kirkwood (US F4)
The 2016 US F4 third place finisher and Team USA Scholarship winner got off to a slow start in 2017. Then, he reeled off six consecutive victories to leapfrog him to the top of the standings. |
NR |
| 8 |
Timo Reger (US F4)
He fell one spot in the standings as his best performance was at Indy with a second place finish after starting on pole. |
8 |
| 9 |
Cameron Das (British F3)
Dropped three places in the standings to fifth despite four top five finishes including a second place. |
7 |
| 10 |
Zach Holden (F1600)
Remained in second place thanks to a win and pole at Mid-Ohio and a runner-up at Indy. |
9 |
| 11 |
Timothy de Silva (Pacific F2000)
Just one event took place in Pacific F2000, and de Silva swept Laguna Seca with two poles and two wins to jump into a tie for first place in the standings. |
12 |
| 12 |
Logan Sargeant (British F4)
Picked up a pair of thirds along with a sixth which dropped him two spots to fifth in the points. |
10 |
| 13 |
Simon Sikes (Skip Barber)
Opened up the Skip Barber campaign with a win and three other podium finishes. |
13 |
| 14 |
Ryan Tveter (GP3)
Strong driving at the Red Bull Ring netted him a fifth and fourth. This helped propel him to 12th in the standings. |
NR |
| 15 |
Bryan Saxe (Skip Barber)
The runner-up in the Winter Series (by just three points) with three wins and a pole, taking Rookie of the Year honors. He opened up the National Series with three out of three victories and a pole. |
NR |
| Dropped out: Neil Verhagen (FR Eurocup), Santino Ferrucci (GP3), Neil Alberico (Indy Lights) |
