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This week, ArmsUp Motorsports makes the annual journey down to St. Petersburg, Florida for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. The Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda kicks off its 2015 championship with a double header on the temporary street circuit in central downtown.

The event will be the first of the race season to feature the entire Mazda Road to Indy, a motorsports ladder system designed to provide aspiring race car drivers with a concise support system to move from the beginning steps of racing all the way to the Verizon IndyCar Series. The Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda is the first step in the program, consisting of 16 races across North America, utilizing single seat race cars with exposed wheels, an open cockpit and 2 liter engine.

As a race team dedicated to the development of tomorrow's starts, ArmsUp Motorsports returns for its third full season in professional 2 liter racing. Last year, the team won the celebrated Night Before the (Indianapolis) 500, and also earned the Rookie of the Year honors.

The team brings ArmsUp veteran James Dayson, a Canadian Racer with several years of experience in the series. Dayson previously raced in in the USF2000 National Class, which has since been merged within the main class of competition. German racer Keyvan Andres Soori returns to the championship for his second year of competition, after winning the 2013-2014 Skip Barber Winter Series Championship. Also a graduate of Skip Barber Racing School, rookie Max Hanratty will fill the third seat for the 2015 race season.

The field of drivers will attend various seminars their first day on track, learning about various aspects of the business from media training to the importance of audiology to the sport. The first Practice session begins on Friday, with Race 1 taking place on Saturday, and Race 2 on Sunday. For full schedule information, visit usf2000.com.

About ArmsUp Motorsports
Based in Sheboygan Falls, WI., ArmsUp Motorsports was established in 1995 by twenty year lead instructor for Skip Barber Racing School, Gregg Borland. It has since then grown to be a leading team in the world of motorsports. ArmsUp Motorsports is a full service prep facility with a team of highly experienced mechanics, driving coaches, and engineers readily available to assist in the success of each driver. The team specializes in Pro F2000, Formula Continental, Formula Atlantic, and Vintage Car racing. For more information please visit the official ArmsUp website at www.ArmsUpMotorsports.com.

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