Dan is a respected figure in the junior open-wheel racing ranks, with a proud tradition of helping develop young driving talent. He founded the USF2000 National Championship in 1991 and guided it for 10 years, turning it into one of the top open-wheel development formulas in the world. Numerous young drivers Dan has worked with in the past are now enjoying successful careers in the IndyCar series and in professional sports car racing. Dan also owns and operates several pro open wheel teams as well as an extensive karting operation and test track in Palmetto, Florida. As CEO of Andersen Promotions, Dan is resurrecting the USF2000 National Championship with plans to firmly establish it as the first professional rung on the ladder to a top-level open wheel career in North America.

John has been involved in open wheel racing for nearly two decades, serving as Director of Race Operations for the Cooper Tires F2000 Championship (the successor to the USF2000 series) through the end of 2006. In recent years John has managed Andersen Racing’s Firestone Indy Lights team and is a partner in all of Andersen’s race efforts and business ventures. His management skills and knowledge of event logistics will enable him to effectively oversee the competition aspects of the newly revived USF2000 National Championship where he will serve as its Director of Competition.

Michelle brings a wealth of experience to Andersen Promotions. As series administrator for the USF2000/Cooper Tires F2000 series from the late 1990’s through 2005, her responsibilities included race scheduling, event planning, hospitality, travel planning, marketing, record-keeping and customer support. Her ongoing relationships with tracks, race teams and drivers have been a valuable asset to Andersen racing, where she has served as manager of operations since 2006. Michelle’s experience in the promotions side and in the team owner’s side of racing make her uniquely qualified to oversee the USF2000 National Championship.

Paul comes to the USF2000 National Championship from the Formula BMW USA series, where he served as race director. He is also the Operating Steward for the American Le Mans Series. Paul is a veteran of the IndyCar/CART ranks as a team and operations manager, primarily with Tasman Motorsports Group, where he worked from 1996 through 2001. He owns a project-management consultancy firm, Metropolis Motorsports Group, as well as a design and fabrication business.  Both are located in Columbus, Ohio.

Craig used to be the crew chief for Beyer Racing's Grand-Am Daytona Prototype team and for Guthrie Racing's Firestone Indy Lights program. He owned and operated Competition Engines, Inc. for 10 years, during which time he also served as the lead technician at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. He has finished third in the World Finals in the Engine Masters competition, and he's a five-time winner at Pikes Peak as an engine builder. He was also the head engine builder for Farley Engines for 10 years. He holds a bachelor's degree in diesel mechanics; he's a certified Superflow dynamometer operator, and he's an ASE certified master in engine machinist and engine performance.

John brings almost 40 years of experience to his position, where he assists Craig Brooks with technical inspections for the USF2000 series.  A resident of Oak Lawn, Ill., he has worked as a tech inspector in SCCA Club and Pro Racing, the Pro Super Vee Series, the American Continental Championship, Formula Atlantic and CART.  From 1995 through 1998 he was also the assistant tech administrator of the first edition of the USF2000 series.  He completed his second term as the tech administrator for the Chicago Region of the SCCA in 2007.

Tom has been involved in a variety of motor sports for over 20  years.  In support of his son's passion for racing, his experience in Go-Karts, stock car fabrication and the running of a race team, has given him the opportunity to work with a lot of different aspects in the racing industry.  With his son now a professional sports car racer, Tom's focus is now directed at staying involved in the sport that has given his family many great memories.  Working with Andersen Promotions and USF2000 gives Tom the opportunity to stay active in the sport.

The Indy Racing League Ministry is a 501c(3), not-for-profit, non-denominational Christian organization that was developed to minister to the racing community. It organizes chapel services on race weekends when racers cannot attend their regular places of worship. Its chaplains provide support in times of crisis as well as continually encourage everyone to strive to have a closer relationship with God. The IRL Ministry's overall objectives are to see lives changed for the better, spiritual relationships strengthened, and to bring honor and glory in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

David Storvick of IRL Ministries serves as the USF2000 series' chaplain. David was an associate chaplain with the IZOD IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights in 2008 and 2009. He, his wife Deatra and their two sons live in Indianapolis. His home church there provides the support to enable him to minister to those who follow our series. He is anxious to help in any way possible, and can be reached via cell phone at (317) 435-5427 or by e-mail at david.storvick@gmail.com.