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Cooper Tires USF2000 powered by Mazda – points standings and statistics

Posted by  on Tuesday, April 7th 2015     

 Cooper Tires USF2000 powered by Mazda driver points RANK DRIVER STP1 STP2 TOTAL 1 Jake Eidson 33 31 64 2 Aaron Telitz 25 26 51 3 Nico Jamin 22 22 44 4 Anthony Martin (R) 19 19 38 5 Jordan Lloyd (R) 13 17 30 6T Yufeng Luo (R) 17 7 24 6T Nikita Lastochkin...

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Cooper Tires Winterfest – USF2000 points, stats, and photographs.

Posted by  on Thursday, March 5th 2015     

Cooper Tires Winterfest – Cooper Tires USF2000 powered by Mazda final driver standings Rank Driver NOLA1 NOLA2 NOLA3 BARB1 BAR2 TOTAL 1 Nico Jamin 22 26 6 22 60 136 2 Victor Franzoni 15 32 DQ 32 52 131 3 Jake Eidson 33 22 31 26 16 128 4 Anthony Martin (R) 17 8 22...

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