Turn 3 Motorsport driver Danny Dyszelski is looking to have continued success in rounds three, four and five of the 2024 season at NOLA Motorsports Park after a solid start on the Streets of St. Petersburg that included a podium result, his first in USF Pro 2000.

Competing out of the Turn 3 Motorsport stable was Danny Dyszelski who had a strong first weekend of his first full USF Pro 2000 season, including a podium result to kick off his 2024 campaign.

After claiming the first Continental Tire Pole Award of the season by over .3 seconds, Australian driver Lochie Hughes won the Foundation Building Materials USF Pro 2000 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg season opener for Turn 3 Motorsport, leading every lap from green to checker.

The USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire season kicked off this past weekend on the famed Streets of St. Petersburg as the Jay Howard Driver Development program brought four drivers to the Sunshine State. With one driver in USF Pro 2000, a trio of competitors took part in the USF2000 effort as the Indianapolis-based program walked away with multiple podium results.

Taking on the tight confines of the barrier-lined temporary circuit, Liam Sceats led the team in his first career USF Pro 2000 start with a third-place result on Saturday.