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Losing the 2016 championship of the last lap of the last race took the Uruguayan a look time to get over, but Santiago Urrutia is focused on winning the Indy Lights crown this season.

Re-signing the 20-year-old Californian to pair with Pro Mazda graduate Nicolas Dapero gives the team a strong Indy Lights lineup as it moves into its new facility in Speedway, Ind.

Winner of three races in the last half of the 2016 season, the Ohioan would like to move up to the Verizon IndyCar Series but knows an Indy Lights return is a possibility for 2017.

Anthony Martin, Aaron Telitz and Ed Jones receive their Mazda scholarship checks to advance to the next series up the developmental stepladder.

Zach Veach claimed his third win of the season at Mazda Raceway, but hopes his journey as an Indy car driver isn't far from over.

Ed Jones claimed the Indy Lights title and the scholarship to advance to the Verizon IndyCar Series in a race won by Zach Veach.

Santiago Urrutia and Ed Jones are separated by a single point in the championship chase heading to the Soul Red Finale doubleheader weekend. At stake is a $1 million Mazda scholarship and a chance in the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series season.

Each driver has a pair of wins in 2016. Both also let a couple 'slip away' and face an uphill climb to the championship this weekend.

The son of the former Indy car driver has cut his racing teeth in sprint cars but joins Indy Lights presented by Cooper Tires for the 2016 doubleheader finale at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca this weekend.

The drivers currently fourth and fifth in the standings realize their chances for winning the title and $1 million Mazda scholarship are slim, but they both plan to push hard this weekend.

The Belardi Auto Racing driver races away to a comfortable win as points leader Santiago Urrutia finishes last and sees his advantage trimmed to a single point.

Santiago Urrutia holds a 16-point advantage over Ed Jones with three races to go.