THE TEAM & THE ALUMNI
ALUMNI
Our programs have benefited a wide range of individuals, from rookies in their 60s to teenagers transitioning from karts into cars. Both men and women have achieved great results through our training. We’ve coached drivers who have gone on to win in prestigious series like Indy Lights, NASCAR, IMSA Prototypes, and Formula Atlantic, among many others worldwide.
Don’t let age or inexperience hold you back. We believe that just like anything else, practice and personalized coaching are key to success. Contact us to discuss your goals, and we’ll create a customized plan to help you get a jump start and reach them, leveraging our years of experience. Here are just a few of the many drivers we have worked with…
JADEN CONWRIGHT
World Speed coached Jaden Conwright through his early career, helping him become an open-wheel racing champion. Their personalized, one-on-one training then enabled him to seamlessly transition to GT racing.
Conwright has since won numerous trophies for World Speed in open-wheel and consistently earns podiums in the World Speed Lamborghini Super Trofeo Huracan.
STING RAY ROBB
Supported by World Speed, Sting Ray dominated the 2016 Formula Car Challenge presented by Goodyear, securing wins in both the FormulaSPEED and Pro Formula Mazda classes. The very next year he finished sixth in the fiercely competitive USF Pro 2000 Championship.
He went on to become the 2020 USF Pro 2000 Champion and then the 2022 Indy NXT Vice-Champion. His talent earned him a coveted spot in IndyCar with AJ Foyt Racing for 2023 and 2024, and he’s continuing his IndyCar journey in 2025 with Juncos Hollinger.
COURTNEY CRONE
Courtney Crone’s journey to becoming a Haas F1 Academy driver was fueled by World Speed’s mentorship and training.
WSM coached her as she won races in World Speed/VMB FormulaSPEED and FIA F4 cars, culminating in her 2018 Formula Car Challenge presented by Goodyear championship.
This early, tailored development by World Speed directly propelled her to her current role with Haas in the F1 Academy.
MICHAEL MCDOWELL
World Speed started working with McDowell at age 15. He went on to win most of the Formula Renault races he competed in with World Speed.
Michael McDowell is a versatile race car driver whose career achievements span multiple disciplines. While best known for his NASCAR Cup Series triumphs—the 2021 Daytona 500 and the 2023 Brickyard—he also has a background in open-wheel and sports car racing.
KYLE KAISER
Kyle trained with World Speed from 2012-2015. He won the 2012 Formula Car Challenge Championship with World Speed support (8 wins and podium finished in 11 out of the 14 races)
In 2017 Kaiser won the IndyLights Championship to claim the $1 million scholarship to race in IndyCar. Kyle went on to race in IndyCar and IMSA prototypes.
In 2019 he out qualified (and bumped) McLaren from the Indy 500. Look it up.
CHRIS CUMMING
Chris came to World Speed with some school racing experience under his belt.
He competed in the Formula Car Challenge and Star Mazda Championship with WSM support.
With his hard work, and World Speed training Chris went on to win 3 open wheel championships, podium multiple times in the IMSA Porsche Cup, win in IMSA Prototypes, and compete in the 24 Hours of Daytona and LeMans!
BRANSON LEW
Bryson graduated from karts into formula cars with World Speed in 2018. He quickly earned multiple podiums and a victory at Willow Springs in the Formula Car Challenge.
He went on to secure the ’22 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America ProAm Championship, with an impressive eight wins out of 14 races. This outstanding performance led to his selection by Lamborghini for their prestigious Young Driver program.
Bryson has also achieved multiple Top 5 finishes in SRO GT4 America and numerous podiums in SRO TC America.
KYLE LOH
Kyle Loh transitioned from karts to open-wheel racing with World Speed Motorsports in 2018, finishing as the Vice Champion in the F4 West Coast Championship that same year. In 2021 he won the F3 Western Championship with World Speed support.
His racing career has included being selected by Honda Racing HPD for their GT3 Academy and competing as a TCR Pilot for L.A. Honda World Racing, earning a win and a podium finish in the SRO TC America TCX class at Sonoma.
CARTER WILLIAMS
Carter started training with World Speed in 2017. He went on to win the 2017 FS Championship with WSM, securing eight wins in 12 races. He later moved to Europe to race, spending time in Great Britain where he was a competitor in the FIA British F4 Championship, achieving three wins and six podiums.
Williams has since transitioned to sports car racing, competing in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America Championship with World Speed Motorsports where he secured Pole Position in the ProAm class at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
WILLIAM FERGUSON
William Ferguson joined World Speed following a successful karting career. In 2021, he secured the F4 West Coast Championship with WSM.
The following year, he moved to Canada, where he earned 2022 Canadian F1600 Rookie of the Year honors and was the series Vice-Champion. His performance that year was capped by being named a recipient of the prestigious Team USA Scholarship.
Ferguson won races for Team USA at the Formula Ford Festival in England. When back stateside he qualified for the SCCA Runoffs in F1600 where he finished in the top five.
BOBBY EBERLE
Bobby Eberle, a graduate of the Skip Barber Racing School, quickly rose through the ranks on the Road to Indy. With support from World Speed , he won three consecutive national championships on the USF Pro Championships ladder, a crucial step towards Indy Car.
Eberle remarked, “What an unbelievable season I had with World Speed. Just a few years ago, when I first sat in a racing car, I never imagined I’d be competing against some of the best young drivers in the country.”
VMB DRIVER DEVELOPMENT
VMB Driver Development has used World Speed training since its inception. World Speed helps create future champions by focusing on “perfect practice” instead of just driving endless laps.
Every session on the track is carefully planned and then thoroughly reviewed using data and video analysis. This allows coaches to pinpoint exactly where a driver can improve, letting them customize future training drills.
The Team
World Speed Motorsports has been instrumental in shaping the careers of numerous drivers who have gone on to achieve success at higher levels of motorsports. Notable alumni include drivers like IndyCar’s Sting Ray Robb and NASCAR’s Michael McDowell.
The team’s emphasis on driver coaching, data analysis, and a structured development path has allowed many of its participants to progress from karting or entry-level formula cars to professional championships.
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