Indy Lights, Pro Mazda and USF2000 all created some great racing this year. But now it’s time to separate those who produced occasional eye-catching performances from those who operated at that level all season. It’s tricky enough judging drivers across one series, even a spec series, when you’re pondering the intangibles of their teams, their good luck/bad luck in terms of mechanical reliability or getting caught up in someone else’s accidents, etc. So you can only imagine the difficulties involved in judging across three series. Was the Pro Mazda champion – who had to beat only five other full-time drivers – as good as the guy who finished third in the USF2000 championship?...
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