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Second for Billy Frazer in opening USF2000 race

by Samantha Hine
February 26, 2022
in IndyCar, International, News
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Billy Frazer finished second in the opening USF2000 race at St. Petersburg. 

Frazer made a strong start to the race passing three cars on the opening lap to move into third.

Around the halfway mark of the race, the Kiwi dropped back to fourth with Thomas Nepveu passing him to take second. 

A last-lap crash for the top two on track, Nepveu and Myles Rowe, saw Jace Denmark inherit the race win while Frazer moved into second. 

A tight battle for the lead saw Rowe, and Nepveu close on track. Nepveu made contact with the right front wheel of Rowe’s car, leaving one car in the barriers and both with damage. 

Denmark who claimed the race win made contact with some of the debris left on track but made it to the finish line. 

The red flag was brought out for the incident, however, because it was already the final lap of the race the feild was able to cross the finish line, meaning the results weren’t put back a lap. 

Fellow Kiwi and teammate Jacob Douglas finished just outside the top ten, crossing the finish line in 11th gaining two positions after starting the race in 13th.

USF2000 will be back out on track for one more race this weekend. 

Fellow Kiwi Hunter McElrea has secured pole position for the first Indy Lights race of the weekend.

Race results (20 laps)
PosDriverTeamTime
1Jace DenmarkPabst Racing24m33.6965s
2Billy FrazerExclusive Autosport+0.8051s
3Bijoy GargDEForce Racing+1.3243s
4Michael d’OrlandoCape Motorsports+1.9173s
5Simon SikesLegacy Autosport+3.4197s
6Trey BurkeJoe Dooling Autosports+4.6601s
7Spike KohlbeckerTurn 3 w/ Ignite Autosport+11.0065s
8Jagger JonesCape Motorsports+11.6497s
9Dylan ChristieDEForce Racing+14.9099s
10Christian WeirTurn 3 Motorsport+15.7431s
11Jacob DouglasExclusive Autosport+16.3081s
12Jackson LeeCape Motorsports+19.5709s
13Viktor AnderssonVelocity Racing Development+21.1788s
14Frederik LundJHDD+22.8786s
15Nicky HaysCape Motorsports+27.0407s
16Yeoroo LeeJHDD+31.7547s
17Thomas NepveuDEForce Racing+1 lap
18Myles RowePabst Racing+1 lap
19Jorge GarciarceJHDD+2 laps
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