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Jul 31, 2018 Sports
The Pabst Racing team had a successful weekend in the penultimate round of the 2018 USF2000 series at the Mid Ohio circuit in Bellville, Ohio.
The circuit is over 2.25 miles long with 12 turns over very undulating terrain, with a vertical drop of 140 feet from turn #1 to turn #6.
Participating in the three races during the weekend the Pabst team drivers Lucas Kohl of Brazil, Rasmus Lindh of Sweden, Kaylen Frederick of the USA, and Calvin Ming of Guyana captured two second place and two third place podium finishes.
Calvin finished third in the first race, fifth in the second and seventh in the third. Lucas finished second in the first and second races and sixth in the third. Rasmus finished eleventh in the first, fourth in the second and third in the third. Kaylen had a DNF in the first and second races and eighteenth in the third.
There were twenty-four drivers competing in each race, which was run for 20 laps over a distance of approximately 45 miles.
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