Wright tested at the 2.258-mile, 13-turn road course in Lexington, Ohio last week and feels very positive about competing on his favorite track, which is just two-and-a-half hours from his Pittsburgh, Penn. home

The Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires – and a Mazda Scholarship worth $790,300 to move on to Indy Lights in 2019 – is very much up for grabs with just five rounds remaining in the 16-race season.

Rinus VeeKay dominates with two wins while Carlos Cunha and Robert Megennis Claim Two Podiums in Rounds 10 and 11

VeeKay now sits just one point behind the championship lead with each driver dropping their worst score in the championship

After showing strong pace at the previous street course event in St Petersburg, hopes were high and the initial pace in practice and qualifying demonstrated this with all of the drivers proving to be competitive, especially Sting Ray Robb as he qualified inside the top five for both races