Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series: Autobahn Country Club round-up

Myles Rowe followed up his performance from NCM Motorsports Park to take his third Group 1 win in six races and clinch the inaugural Lucas Oil Summer Super Series at Autobahn Country Club. In the Championship, Jose Blanco returned after missing NCM Motorsports Park in fine fashion, picking up his first win of the season. Justin Brunner saw his his podium streak end at 9, but still holds a comfortable 68-point lead over Aaron Jeansonne heading to Lime Rock Park. In Group 2, Russ McDonough and Oscar de Luzuriaga each collected their first Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series wins.

Jeansonne a Team USA Scholarship finalist 
Aaron Jeansonne, who sits second in the Lucas Oil School of Racing standings, has been selected as one of six finalists for this year's Team USA Scholarship. The six finalists have been invited to this weekend's s Team USA Scholarship Shootout at M1 Concourse for the final round of the selection process. Two drivers will be selected to race for Team USA Scholarship at the Formula Ford Festival and Walter Hayes Trophy events later this fall in England.

Each candidate will be assigned one of the new-for-2016 Ray GR-RSC Lucas Oil School cars and one brand-new set of Cooper tires for the duration of the shootout, which will be held for the first time on M1's 1.5-mile Champion Motor Speedway road circuit. An elite judging panel will be confirmed in the coming days.

The finalists are (with age, hometown and current racing affiliation):

• Sabré Cook, 23, Grand Junction, Colo., SCCA GPfour Championship Road Racing
• Elliot Finlayson, 21, Yorkville, Ill., SCCA GPfour Championship/F4 US Championship powered by Honda
• Aaron Jeansonne, 19, Sulphur, La., Lucas Oil School of Racing
• Jonathan Kotyk, 23, Atlantic Beach, Fla., F1600 Championship Series
• Jacob Loomis, 17, Corinth, Texas, F4 US Championship/Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda
• David Osborne, 21, Cincinnati, Ohio, F1600 Championship Series

"I'm proud and honored to host the Team USA Scholarship shootout for the second straight year, and I intend to be involved for many more years too," said Lucas Oil School of Racing Founder and CEO Neil Enerson. "The program has an incredible track record of helping talented young drivers. I'm looking forward to seeing this new crop of youngsters in action."