Argentinian driver Leandro Juncos will join TJ Speed Motorsports for the upcoming round of the USF Pro 2000 Championship, competing at the inaugural Grand Prix of Arlington.

The team will field a four-car lineup for the event, led by their two full-time series entrants, sophomore Joey Brienza and reigning USF2000 champion Jack Jeffers. They will be joined in Arlington by USF2000 teammates Anthony Martella and Evan Cooley, who will step up to the top level of the USF Pro Championships to round out the roster.

Escorpioni joins the team’s previously announced four-driver roster as he continues progressing through the USF Pro Championships ladder.

Following a title-winning 2025 campaign that showcased his persistence and consistency, Jeffers advances to the next level of the USF Pro Championships ladder with significant momentum and his sights set on adding another championship to his resume in 2026.

The Orlando, Florida native secured second place in the 2025 USF2000 Championship thanks to victories at Road America and Portland and nine podiums across the rest of the season in what proved to be one of the most competitive seasons in series history.