Hargrove Steers Clear of Trouble to Win Dramatic Race at St. Petersburg
Scott Hargrove enjoyed a perfect day in Round 3 of the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda on the challenging 1.8-mile, 14-turn street circuit in downtown St. Petersburg.












Gregg, son of the late road racing star of the 70s and a two-time trans Am champion Peter, hounded round-one winner Doug Peterson for most of the race, pouncing into the lead on lap 52 when Peterson made a miscue in the Lefthander while Gregg was inches off Peterson’s bumper.




This weekend, Rémy Audette became the first Québec driver to ever win the F2000 Championship Series. With a big lead heading into the final double-header of the season, Audette was not happy just earning sufficient points to solidify his spot at the top of the series. He dominated the practices and qualifying on his way to finishing on the podium for both races.
A last lap pass on Tim Minor gave Kyle Connery his fifth win of 2011, and Remy Audette finished third behind Minor to make his 2011 Championship official in a morning 12-lap race at Watkins Glen, run after an aborted non-race attempt on Saturday. Connery fell back early but worked his way up to second, closing in on Minor to grab the lead on the last lap.