Gabby Chaves is now a well-deserved Firestone Indy Lights race winner following a perfect flag-to-flag run this past weekend (August 3-4) at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.

As one of the scholarship awards he earned by winning the Skip Barber National Championship in 2011, Pro Mazda driver Scott Anderson had the opportunity to do a one-day Indy Lights test with Bryan Herta Autosport on Wednesday at Putnam Park Road Course.

Jack Hawksworth proved himself to be streets ahead of his rivals as he blasted back into title contention in the 2013 Firestone Indy Lights Championship with a mesmerising triumph in the Toronto 100 – and with four rounds remaining, he has warned that "this isn’t over yet."

Matthew Di Leo’s first race on the streets of Toronto, Ont., on Saturday (July 13) did not end the way the local driver wanted, but Round Eight of the Firestone Indy Lights ultimately proved to be a successful affair. In only his second-ever series start, the MDL Racing owner/driver made steady progress, earning valuable experience and exposure ahead of a full championship campaign in 2014.

Gabby Chaves once again showcased his talents behind the wheel on Saturday (June 22), taking second place in Round Six of the Firestone Indy Lights series at the Iowa Speedway.