Two days of testing for all three levels of the Mazda Road to Indy concluded today during the fourth annual Chris Griffis Memorial Test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. A total of 25 drivers participated in the outing which serves as an “audition” platform for both teams and drivers looking ahead to 2015 campaigns.

Familiar names and new faces will converge on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend for the fourth annual Chris Griffis Memorial Mazda Road to Indy Open Test. Named in honor of the former team manager for multiple Indy Lights championship-winning Schmidt Peterson Motorsports with Curb-Agajanian who passed away in September of 2011, the two-day test will feature all three levels of the highly acclaimed Mazda Road to Indy on the 2.439-mile, 14-turn road course as well as demonstration laps of the Dallara IL-15 Indy Lights car to be driven by Verizon IndyCar Series driver Josef Newgarden.

A sequence of almost unbelievable dramas enabled 17-year-old Mexican Jose Gutierrez to emerge with his first-ever victory, while Juncos Racing teammate Spencer Pigot claimed the championship spoils after Cape Motorsports with Wayne Taylor Racing's Scott Hargrove experienced a broken transmission while in the lead with just four laps remaining

Kyle Kaiser celebrates his first victory in the series after a Lap 4 collision between title rivals Spencer Pigot and Scott Hargrove ends with series points leader Pigot on the sidelines and Hargrove in third place.

Both Spencer Pigot and Scott Hargrove have marked themselves as “the real deal” as the 2014 Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires has unfolded. This weekend at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, Calif., the talented duo will go head-to-head for the championship title and a MAZDASPEED Driver Development Scholarship plus other incentives worth more than $580,000 to facilitate graduation to the next step of the Mazda Road to Indy, Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires, in 2015.