The past month has been a busy one for the Wisconsin based team, with several tests and new partnerships formed during the break. Riding that momentum, it's back to business this week for Aaron Telitz, Peter Portante and James Dayson on the downtown 1.75 mile, 11 turn street circuit.

James Dayson will make his eagerly awaited return to the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda this week at the Allied Building Products Grand Prix of Toronto. Dayson, who hails from Vancouver, B.C., Canada, will drive the #16 Van Diemen-Mazda for ArmsUp Motorsports.

The Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda will make its only trip north of the border this coming weekend, and the Belardi Auto Racing operation will arrive with two tractor trailers to attack the Toronto Indy, running in the Indy Lights series as well. Belardi will have a pair of USF2000 drivers in the paddock, and for one, it will be a big home nation race in which to aim for a career-best finish. Winnipeg, Manitoba’s Daniel Burkett may still be over 1200 miles from his hometown, but the event in Toronto represents his home race and he will be focused on putting the Canadian flag on the podium in both of the weekend’s main events. Dutch pilot Jeroen Slaghekke will join Burkett, coming off a strong fourth place finish at the Night Before The 500 at Lucas Oil Raceway in May.

The Honda Indy Toronto is quickly approaching for teams in the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda with the JDC MotorSports operation primed and ready. This event is set for this coming weekend (July 18-20) as the eighth and ninth rounds of the 2014 season will take the USF2000 racers, including JDC’s pilots Clark Toppe and newcomer Garth Rickards, north of the border to the streets of Toronto, Ontario.

The Afterburner Autosport team is prepared and excited for the next stop on the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda, which will take place this weekend (July 18-20) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The sixth weekend of the 2014 season will see teams and drivers battle at the Honda Toronto Indy, where rounds eight and nine are to be contested on a 1.755-mile long, 11-turn temporary course built on the streets of downtown Toronto.