Firestone Indy Lights rookie and title contender Jack Hawksworth, 22, got his first laps in an Indy car today at the 1.65-mile Sebring International Raceway short course and was as impressed with the Dallara-Honda-Firestone IndyCar Series racing package as the team was with him.

MDL Racing continued its inaugural foray in Firestone Indy Lights competition over the weekend (August 31-September 1) with another strong effort in Round 10. Taking to the often treacherous street circuit in downtown Baltimore, owner/driver Matthew Di Leo further showcased his ever-growing talents with a top-six finish, laying the ground work for a successful end to the 2013 campaign.

Pabst Racing made their Firestone Indy Lights debut on September 1st with Canadian driver Dalton Kellett at The Grand Prix of Baltimore. The weekend began with a smooth start but quickly proved that motorsports is challenging, no matter what level you’re at.

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing announced today that it is scheduled to test Firestone Indy Lights rookie and race winner Jack Hawksworth, 22, at Sebring International Raceway on September 17. It will be the first time for Hawksworth to drive an Indy car.

Pabst Racing will enter its third Grand Prix of Baltimore this weekend but this time with a bigger, faster racecar. The Pabst Racing K-Line Insulators USA No. 17 Firestone Indy Lights car will make its street course debut this weekend on the inner harbor of Baltimore with Indy Lights Rookie Dalton Kellett.