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// Swede looking to bounce back in USF Pro 2000
// Heating up: six different nationalities represented in championship top six

Joel Granfors targets a quick return to front-running form when USF Pro 2000 descends on Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, for a fresh pair of races this weekend.

Granfors, who celebrated his 18th birthday last week, has clinched three podiums – including a breakthrough win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – so far in his rookie campaign in U.S. single-seater racing.

A more difficult weekend last time out at Road America, however, meant Granfors and his Exclusive Autosport squad did not add to their podium tally in Wisconsin.

A swift return to the rostrum, consequently, will be high up the wish list as racing resumes at Mid-Ohio.

“We had a tough weekend at Road America, but we believe that was track specific and we actually had a much better test, at Mid-Ohio, just a few days later,” says Joel Granfors. “We just need to press on and I’m confident we’ll be right back up there this weekend.”

Just over halfway through the season, the USF Pro 2000 championship race continues to gain momentum with six drivers of six different nationalities currently running each other close in the standings.

Out front, local American Myles Rowe leads the way ahead of Italy’s Francesco Pizzi, Brazil’s Kiko Porto, fourth-placed Granforsof Sweden, Mexico’s Salvador de Alba and Ireland’s Jonathan Browne. 

The top six is currently separated by 67 points – almost the exact same amount (66) on offer for a clean-sweep this weekend alone in Mid-Ohio. Factor in subsequent meetings in Toronto, Texas and Oregon, and it’s clear to see the scholarship race is still very much a wide-open affair. 

This weekend’s USF Pro 2000 event at Mid-Ohio takes place across Thursday-Saturday. First up are a pair of test sessions on Thursday, followed by qualifying day on Friday. Both races are staged on Saturday.    

GUIDE: Everything you need to know about USF Pro 2000

Live streaming is available for all races throughout the season via usfpro2000.com, YouTube and the USF Pro Championships App.

// TIME TABLE (U.S. Eastern)

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 6 – Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (USA)

Thursday 29 June
Test 1: 1:15-2:20 pm
Test 2: 4:10-5:10 pm

Friday 30 June
Practice: 8:00-8:30 am
Qualifying 1: 10:25-10:55 am
Qualifying 2: 1:05-1:35 pm

Saturday 1 July
Race 1: 11:55 am-12:45 pm
Race 2: 5:25-6:15 pm

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// CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 5/9 rounds

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 209 p.
2: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 161 p.
3: Kiko Porto (BRA), 159 p.
4: Joel Granfors (SWE), 154 p.
5: Salvador de Alba (MEX), 142 p.

Full standings

// Learn and forget in Road America hardship 
// Swede pockets team’s best result on difficult weekend

Joel Granfors picked up Exclusive Autosport’s best result of the weekend in a challenging USF Pro 2000 event at Road America.

Granfors scored a best finish of sixth in the concluding second race of the double-header meeting in Wisconsin, where an uncharacteristic lack of pace halted the Swede’s run of podiums from each of the previous three championship rounds.

“It’s been a really tough weekend for us, but what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” says Joel Granfors. “We simply didn’t have the pace here, and that in turn makes you more vulnerable to incidents in the pack. It’s a vicious circle. I had a drive-through penalty in the first race, which obviously didn’t help, but mainly we were just not quick enough. We will learn from this weekend, and then we will move on.”

USF Pro 2000 resumes at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on July 1-2. Already this coming week, however, Granfors and Exclusive Autosport will travel to the Ohio road course for a scheduled test that is now set to bear added significance.

“It’s great to have a test scheduled in just a few days,” Joel Granfors concludes. “We need that at the moment to find out what went wrong here. It has been very difficult, but that’s motor racing sometimes and what counts is how you recover. We know we’re a lot better than this, and we will be back to prove it.”

Joel Granfors entered the weekend sitting second in the USF Pro 2000 standings, but now slips to fourth with half the season completed.

RESULTS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 5 – Road America (USA)

Race 1
Race 2

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 5/9 rounds 

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 209 p.
2: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 161 p.
3: Kiko Porto (BRA), 159 p.
4: Joel Granfors (SWE), 154 p.
5: Salvador de Alba (MEX), 142 p.

Full standings

// Swede determined to extend podium run
// Road America up next as championship enters critical summer swing

Joel Granfors is looking to exploit the momentum of a triple-podium stretch when USF Pro 2000 hits its halfway mark this weekend at the picturesque Road America circuit in Wisconsin.

Racing the #92 Corpay Exclusive Autosport car, 17-year-old Swede Granfors has burst immediately onto the scene in his first season in U.S. motorsport.

After championship leader Myles Rowe opened up a substantial gap in the early parts of the campaign, the winds have changed in recent rounds as Granfors has started to close in, making steady headway in the standings to currently sit in second place.

As a matter of fact, Granfors is the only driver in the USF Pro 2000 field to have graced the podium at each of the last three championship meetings, picking up top-three finishes at Sebring, Indianapolis Motor Speedway (where he scored his first win) and last time out on the oval at Lucas Oil Raceway.

With the title chase firmly on, Granfors is understandably in good mood as the season reaches half time this weekend – simultaneously phasing in a crucial, high-paced summer swing for the INDYCAR-supporting junior series.

With three championship rounds and six races (two per event) packed into the coming month, there is plenty to play for as drivers bid to position themselves for the season-ending events in August/September.

“We’ve grown stronger and stronger in the first part of the season, and the aim is clearly to build on that and keep closing the gap in the standings,” says Joel Granfors. “This is an important month in the championship and I’m really excited about it. We’ll take it one race at a time, but this is a good moment for us and a great opportunity to keep upping the pressure.”

Hosting this weekend’s races, the undulating, 14-turn Road America circuit is one of the USA’s most classic motorsport venues. Laid out in the beautiful countryside of Wisconsin, the four-mile track is also the longest on the entire USF Pro 2000 calendar.

“We did go to Road America for a test a while ago, but unfortunately it rained out after just a handful of laps,” Joel Granfors concludes. “So, practically, it’s basically a brand new track for me once again this weekend. I did get a first small impression of it, though, and that was very positive with a lot of fast and flowing corners. I think it will be a really cool weekend.”

The USF Pro 2000 field will take to the track for the first time on Thursday for a pair of one-hour test sessions. Official practice is scheduled for Friday, with two qualifying sessions and two races then staged across the weekend.    

GUIDE: Everything you need to know about USF Pro 2000

Live streaming is available for all races throughout the season via usfpro2000.com, YouTube and the USF Pro Championships App.

TIME TABLE (U.S. Central)

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 5 – Road America (USA)

Thursday 15 June
Test 1: 12:55-1:55 pm
Test 2: 4:15-5:15 pm

Friday 16 June
Practice: 9:20-9:50 am
Qualifying 1: 11:30 am-12:00 pm

Saturday 17 June
Qualifying 2: 8:00-8:30 am
Race 1: 2:40-3:30 pm

Sunday 18 June
Race 2: 8:00-8:50 am

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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 4/9 rounds

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 165 p.
2: Joel Granfors (SWE), 133 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 128 p.
4: Salvador de Alba (MEX), 124 p.
5: Kiko Porto (BRA), 117 p.

Full standings

// Swede backs up first win with new rostrum visit in USF Pro 2000   
// Rookie defies inexperience to climb to second in championship standings

Joel Granfors overcame a lack of experience to break immediately onto the podium in the first oval race of his career this weekend, as the Swede continues to make headway in the USF Pro 2000 standings.

After claiming his first victory in U.S. single-seater racing last time out, Granfors continued to feature among the frontrunners as the USF Pro 2000 field regrouped at Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Raceway for the only oval event of the year.

17-year-old Granfors raised eyebrows in the paddock with a committed run to P2 – a mere 0.03 seconds adrift of pole position – as he tackled the two-lap oval qualifying system for the very first time, lining up on the front row for Friday night’s sole race of the weekend.

Once in the race, Granfors initially dropped to fourth at the start, but patiently bided his time to recover position later in the race.

The Swedish rookie efficiently picked off lapped traffic – an inevitable feature around the short, 20-second lap of Lucas Oil Raceway – and entered the final ten laps right on the tail of leading Exclusive Autosport team-mate Salvador de Alba (Mexico).

A late incident further down the field eventually saw the race finish under caution, disarming a potential victory charge from Granfors, but second place still marked a very solid start to life as an oval racer.

“That was an intense race! I’m really happy with P2 in my first oval race,” says Joel Granfors. “I wanted to get the lead at the start but dropped down too low, which opened up the high line. A bit of a rookie mistake on my part, but I’ll learn from that. Once we settled in, the pace was great and I managed to get back up to second. I always race to win and we were a bit unfortunate it ended under yellow, but obviously we’re super thrilled with this performance.”

It marks the second straight 1-2 victory for Exclusive Autosport, with the roles reversed after Granfors led home de Alba to win in the previous race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway two weeks ago.

As the sole oval round of the season, this weekend’s race awarded extra championship points, making the success yet more important for Granfors – who now climbs to second in the overall standings.

“It has been a great experience racing on the oval this week and we’re making steady progress in the championship, so things are really looking on the up,” Joel Granfors concludes. “Big thanks to all the guys at Exclusive Autosport for giving us such a strong package here.”

The next USF Pro 2000 round is scheduled for June 16-18 at Road America and will mark the halfway point of the championship.

RESULTS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 4 – Lucas Oil Raceway (USA)

1: Salvador de Alba (MEX), 90 laps
2: Joel Granfors (SWE), +0.517s
3: Jack William Miller (USA), +1.047s
4: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), +1.947s
5: Myles Rowe (USA), +4.311s

Full Results

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 4/9 rounds 

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 165 p.
2: Joel Granfors (SWE), 133 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 128 p.
4: Salvador de Alba (MEX), 124 p.
5: Kiko Porto (BRA), 117 p.

Full standings

// Swede buzzing with confidence after first USF Pro 2000 win
// Exclusive Autosport rookie aims high again in maiden oval race

Joel Granfors will hit another milestone in his American motorsport career this weekend as he undertakes his first-ever oval race, joining the festivities in Indianapolis surrounding the Indy 500.

Granfors enters the weekend, round four of the USF Pro 2000 championship, brimming with confidence following his remarkable comeback drive to victory last time out at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – scoring the first win of the season for himself and for his team, Exclusive Autosport.

Now, a new challenge awaits in Indianapolis; this time a short drive away from the IMS venue, which centres on the Indy 500 this weekend. Action for Granfors and USF Pro 2000 instead plays out at the nearby Lucas Oil Raceway, which is staging the sole oval race of the year on Friday night.

“This will be a special weekend in many ways,” says Joel Granfors. “First, it’s my debut oval race, so quite a big moment in my career. Second, we’ve got the Indy 500 vibe running across the city. Adding to all that, I arrive on the back of my first win in the championship and in the USA, so there’s plenty to be excited about right now.”

At just 0.686 miles (1,1 km), Lucas Oil Raceway is a so-called “short oval”, offering great views for spectators who can see the entire track. It also promotes close racing, with traffic management being a major factor as the leaders catch the tail end of the field early on for lapping.

“We had a test at Lucas Oil about a month ago, which was my first time ever on an oval,” Joel Granfors explains. “It went well. I got into it very quickly and felt comfortable straight away. Going fast was not an issue. Having said that, I do expect the race itself to be a little bit different. I still have zero experience of running in the pack, aero wash and all of that. I have plenty to learn this weekend, but it will be a lot of fun.”

GUIDE: Everything you need to know about USF Pro 2000

Joel Granfors currently sits fourth in the USF Pro 2000 standings, 44 points behind leader Myles Rowe (USA). As the solitary oval event on the schedule, this weekend’s race will pay out more points than usual, with 45 to the winner instead of 30. 

There is only one race this weekend: the USF Pro 2000 Freedom 90 on Friday night. Practice and qualifying take place on Thursday.

Live streaming is available for all races throughout the season via usfpro2000.com, YouTube and the USF Pro Championships App. 

TIME TABLE (U.S. Eastern)

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 4 – Lucas Oil Raceway (USA)

Thursday 25 May
Test 1: 12:00-12:45 pm
Test 2: 3:00-3:45 pm
Qualifying: 5:30-6:00 pm

Friday 26 May
Practice: 4:50-5:05 pm
Race: 9:30-10:20 pm

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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 3/9 rounds

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 139 p.
2: Kiko Porto (BRA), 100 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 98 p.
4: Joel Granfors (SWE), 95 p.
5: Jace Denmark (USA), 91 p.

Full standings

// Exclusive Autosport rookie seals extraordinary USF Pro 2000 victory   
// Swede makes up 17 positions in unlikely fightback drive

Joel Granfors clinched a remarkable first win of his USA career with a sensational drive through the field from 18th place in this weekend’s USF Pro 2000 round at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The Swede delivered a massive comeback as he battled his way into Victory Lane at the IMS road course, showcasing the full scale of his capabilities on the support bill to INDYCAR’s GMR Grand Prix.

Granfors emerged victorious from the second and final race of the weekend on Saturday, overcoming the challenge of a lowly P18 grid slot – a knock-on effect of retiring early from Friday’s opening race (where lap times count towards the Race 2 grid). 

Granfors’ voyage to victory began immediately as the green flag flew, the 2022 GB3 runner-up instantly storming through on the opening lap to settle into the top ten.

His rise then kicked into top gear on the first of two restarts, where he avoided confusion to spectacularly haul himself all the way up to P2.

The lead was finally assumed with a pass on team-mate Salvador de Alba following a second restart with 15 laps to go, with Granfors never looking back again and driving off to a resounding first victory. 

”What a race!” says Joel Granfors. “It’s a dream come true to win here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. I never thought in my life that I’d be here. I’m so, so happy for my first win here in the USA. I had a good start, an even better restart, and then once I got past Salvador I managed to build a gap and bring it home.”

De Alba completed a 1-2 for Exclusive Autosport, earning the team a remarkable double atop the world-famed IMS Victory Podium. 

“It’s a fantastic result for the team, a 1-2 here in Indianapolis, and the #92 Corpay car has been great all weekend,” Joel Granfors concludes. “It’s a massive confidence-boost for all of us moving forward. Thank you to the team for all the hard work.”

Thanks to his victory this weekend, Joel Granfors now moves up to fourth in the USF Pro 2000 standings, reducing the gap to overall leader Myles Rowe (USA).

Next up on the USF Pro 2000 calendar is the first and only oval round of the season, staged at Lucas Oil Raceway – also located in Indianapolis – on May 25-26. The race will form part of the high-speed celebrations in the city across Indy 500 weekend.

RESULTS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 3 – Indianapolis Motor Speedway (USA)

Race 1
Race 2

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 3/9 rounds 

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 139 p.
2: Kiko Porto (BRA), 100 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 98 p.
4: Joel Granfors (SWE), 95 p.
5: Jace Denmark (USA), 91 p.

Full standings

// USF Pro 2000 returns to action on sacred racing grounds 
// Granfors ready for first laps of Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Joel Granfors is set for his first acquaintance with one of the world’s most legendary motorsport venues – Indianapolis Motor Speedway – when USF Pro 2000 descends on the famed circuit this weekend in support to INDYCAR’s GMR Grand Prix. 

Few locations on earth are as deeply steeped in motorsport tradition as Indianapolis and “IMS”. Its gigantic Indy 500 oval race (which takes place in just a few weeks’ time) has created global headlines for more than 100 years, attracting close to 400 000 visitors on race day.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has also staged the USA Formula 1 Grand Prix, which ran on a dedicated infield layout within the renowned oval.

It is there, on the 2.4-mile road course iteration, that this weekend’s INDYCAR activities will take place along with all its support categories – including USF Pro 2000 with a 17-year-old Swedish rookie on the grid.

“It’s definitely a special feeling to be taking on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first time of my life,” says Joel Granfors. “Additionally, to race there during the “Month of May”, in the build-up to the Indy 500, just adds to the experience. It’s another new circuit for me to learn, but the IMS road course actually looks pretty similar to the kind of tracks I’m used to from Europe. Hopefully I’ll be quickly up to speed.”

Joel Granfors arrives in Indianapolis having scored his first podium of the year last time out in Sebring, even though a full seven weeks have passed since that event.
 
The extensive spring break has been spent largely at home in Sweden, with Granfors using the opportunity to pick up a victory on a guest outing in the Formula Aquila 1000 series that he won overall back in 2020. 
 
Now, however, the Exclusive Autosport racer is back across the Atlantic and vying for his first win on U.S. soil.
 
“We’ve had a promising start to the season, but I think there’s more potential to unlock,” Joel Granfors, driving the #92 EA Corpay car, concludes. “Our race pace has been strong but we’ve been lacking a bit in qualifying, so that’s an obvious area to work on this weekend. We were on the podium last time out, in second place, so the next big target has to be that first win.”

GUIDE: Everything you need to know about USF Pro 2000

Back on the INDYCAR support bill this weekend, USF Pro 2000 will head out onto the IMS road course for the first time on Thursday for testing and practice. Friday will feature qualifying and the first race of the double-header meeting, with the concluding Race 2 taking place on Saturday.  
 
Live streaming is available for all races throughout the season via usfpro2000.com, YouTube and the USF Pro Championships App. 

TIME TABLE (U.S. Eastern)

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 3 – Indianapolis Motor Speedway (USA)

Thursday 11 May
Test 1: 1:10-2:10 pm
Test 2: 3:30-4:30 pm
Practice: 5:50-6:20 pm

Friday 12 May
Qualifying: 8:45-9:15 am
Race 1: 2:55-3:45 pm

Saturday 13 May
Race 2: 8:55-9:45 am

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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 2/9 rounds

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 116 p.
2: Kiko Porto (BRA), 74 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 74 p.
4: Lirim Zendeli (GER), 64 p.
5: Jace Denmark (USA), 64 p.
6: Joel Granfors (SWE), 63 p.

Full standings

// Swedish rookie makes first visit to USF Pro 2000 rostrum   
// Late pass nets P2 at Sebring International Raceway

Joel Granfors delivered his first podium in U.S. motorsport by powering to second place at this weekend’s USF Pro 2000 round at Sebring International Raceway.
 
The Swedish rookie backed up his convincing pace from the opening round of the season, where he recorded the fastest lap of the weekend, with another strong performance in round two – pulling all the way onto the podium.
 
The effort came in the opening race of the double-header meeting, where Granfors ran third for much of the duration. Heading out on the penultimate lap, however, the 17-year-old made a move stick on second-placed Jace Denmark, snatching P2 to cement his – and his Exclusive Autosport team’s – first podium of the season.
 
“I’m thrilled with my first podium here, and also to give the team their first this year,” says Joel Granfors. “It was a strong race throughout, and it’s great to see the pace we’re having transform into a proper result. Next, we just have to aim for that top step!”
 
In the concluding Race 2, staged on Saturday, Granfors appeared set for a P7 finish, trying to battle back from a more challenging qualifying session earlier in the day. However, contact on the very final lap damaged Granfors’ front wing, dropping him to ninth as he nursed the car home for the last mile.
 
“It wasn’t the ideal end to the weekend, but these things happen,” Joel Granfors concludes. “We struggled a bit in qualifying and started in the midfield, and that’s always tricky. I made a good start again and P7 would have been decent, but unfortunately the cars ahead of me made contact on the last lap and I got entangled in that. 

“It was a very small touch, but enough to break the wing, and so I lost a couple of places limping to the flag. All in all, though, it’s been a positive weekend with our first podium and many important points.”
 
Granfors remains in sixth place overall in the USF Pro 2000 standings following this weekend, but has just 11 points up to second.

Racing resumes on May 12-13 on the hallowed grounds of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The USF Pro 2000 field will battle it out around the famed track’s road course iteration, laid out on the infield of the legendary Indy 500 oval.

RESULTS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 2 – Sebring International Raceway (USA)

Race 1
Race 2

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 2/9 rounds 

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 116 p.
2: Kiko Porto (BRA), 74 p.
3: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 74 p.
4: Lirim Zendeli (GER), 64 p.
5: Jace Denmark (USA), 64 p.
6: Joel Granfors (SWE), 63 p.

Full standings

// USF Pro 2000 returns to action at Sebring International Raceway 
// Swedish rookie prepared for round two of new American adventure 

After a promising debut, Joel Granfors returns to the USA this weekend for round two of the USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires championship.

Granfors entered the U.S. single-seater ranks with an awe-inspiring message at the St. Petersburg season-opener three weeks ago, immediately posting the fastest lap of the meeting – on his first ever acquaintance with a street track.

This weekend, the USF Pro 2000 field regroups at another Florida venue in the shape of Sebring International Raceway. The 6.0 km road course, which recently hosted the opening round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, has been a regular site for winter testing – but now is the time for Granfors and his peers to show everything at hand.  

“I enjoy Sebring,” says the Swedish newcomer. “It’s where I’ve driven most of my laps in this car so far, and testing has gone well. I’m really excited to be back on track and, considering the pace we had in St. Pete, we should be optimistic. It will be very interesting to see how we go on a road course in race trim. It’s a tough championship, but I think we’re ready to fight up front.”

Although Granfors’ pace in St. Petersburg was clear to see, the overall result was marred by a missed qualifying session that placed him at the back of the 20-car grid. The 17-year-old Exclusive Autosport driver did manage to salvage P9 and P8 in the two races, however, leaving him sixth in the overall standings heading into Sebring.

GUIDE: Everything you need to know about USF Pro 2000

Running this weekend is condensed to two days. The first race of the double-header meeting takes place on Friday, with the weekend then concluding on Saturday with Race 2.

Live streaming is available for all races throughout the season via usfpro2000.com, YouTube and the USF Pro Championships App. 

TIME TABLE (U.S. Eastern)

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
Rd. 2 – Sebring (USA)

Friday 24 March
Practice: 8:35-9:05 am
Qualifying 1: 12:55-1:20 pm
Race 1: 4:00-4:40 pm

Saturday 25 March
Qualifying 2: 10:00-10:25 am
Race 2: 3:30-4:10 pm


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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

USF Pro 2000 Presented by Cooper Tires
After 1/9 rounds

1: Myles Rowe (USA), 53 p.
2: Kiko Porto (BRA), 50 p.
3: Christian Brooks (USA), 47 p.
4: Francesco Pizzi (ITA), 38 p.
5: Jace Denmark (USA), 37 p.
6: Joel Granfors (SWE), 26 p.

Full standings