#usf2000

a 17 year old CHILD is walking around spreading pro israel propaganda while racing in motorsports

he's sponsored and supported by the idf. the exact people who are pretending they arent murdering men, women, and children because of their race.

he had a helmet with all the missing israelis, which is in no way inherintly wrong until you realize he's ignoring the thousands of dead and missing palestinians.

he's posing for photos and celebrating while wearing a hoodie that says "free our hostages" while ignoring the thousands of palestinians trapped in rafah and being held hostage in concentration camps.

he's posting videos and pictures having fun in israel while on that same land palestinians are being starved, abused, and murdered.

but it doesnt matter. because he's a white man. nothing matters to him.

they only want you to shut up when you dont believe what they want you to.

Myles Rowe wins his third ever USF2000 Race and his second one in a row. He's been struggling with budget, and it was only a question if he'd even make it to the grid this weekend. If he doesn't find a sponsor he won't be able to make the grid at Indy in May.

The 22-year-old from Atlanta, Ga., last year became the first Black driver to win a race on the Road to Indy Presented by Cooper Tires open-wheel driver development ladder. He achieved that feat at New Jersey Motorsports Park with the Black-owned Force Indy team as part of INDYCAR’s new Race for Equality & Change program. Fast forward 12 months and Rowe is on the cusp of winning the prestigious Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship, along with a scholarship valued at almost $407,000, to ensure graduation onto the next step, the Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires, in 2023.

Rowe, who is also a film studies senior at Pace University in New York, has won five times this year since joining forces with the vastly experienced Pabst Racing team. He holds a 23-point lead in the championship standings with only this weekend’s Cooper Tires USF2000 Grand Prix of Portland triple-header remaining on the 18-race schedule. - Two 45-minute test sessions on Thursday, September 1, will allow the drivers to gain some experience on the 1.964-mile road course prior to the first official practice session at 1:45 p.m. Qualifying at 9:05 a.m. on Friday will set the grid for Race One at 11:20 a.m., with an additional race slated for later in the afternoon at 4:00 p.m. and the finale at 10:15 a.m. on Saturday. All times are PDT.