BROWNSBURG, Ind. — Exclusive Autosport is pleased to announce that New Mexico’s Gabriel Cahan will join the team for the 2026 USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire season, continuing his progression up the open-wheel ladder.
Coming off a highly successful campaign in the Formula Race Promotions F1600 Championship Series – where he finished second in the title chase – Cahan delivered an impressive season highlighted by seven race wins and 12 podium finishes, underscoring his speed, consistency, and readiness for the next step in his racing career.
“It is truly an honor to drive for Exclusive Autosport this upcoming season,” enthused Cahan. “Reaching the USF2000 level has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to compete in the USF Pro Championships. I want to sincerely thank the entire team and my family for their belief in me and for everything they’ve done so far. I’m excited to get started and give everything I have in pursuit of success this season.”
Cahan has experience with Exclusive Autosport in both the FRP series and in the USF2000 car, having participated in the official Fall Combine events at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in both 2024 and 2025. The Grand Prix of St. Petersburg will mark his first USF Pro Championships competition event.
“It is great to welcome Gabriel back to Exclusive Autosport for the 2026 USF2000 season,” said Michael Duncalfe, Co-Owner and CEO. “Over the past year, Gabriel has gained valuable experience, and he has worked closely with the EA technical staff ahead of his move into the USF2000 category. That preparation has put him in a strong position heading into the season, and we are looking forward to seeing what he can do.”
Gabriel is set to drive the #93 Tatuus USF-22 and enters USF2000 with clear goals of building momentum early, consistently fighting at the front, and positioning himself as a contender throughout the championship. With a strong foundation from his success in F1600 and the support of the Exclusive Autosport team, Gabriel is focused on continued development and taking another significant step toward his long-term ambitions in open-wheel racing.
