The United States Pro Kart Series (USPKS) furthers enhances the benefits it offers to its competitors by partnering with the globally recognized Skip Barber Racing School. The new partnership will provide a number of USPKS competitors with the opportunity to train at the Skip Barber Racing School and benefit from the decades of experience their instructors bring to the motorsport’s training landscape. This partnership will see multiple USPKS competitors awarded a One Day Skip Barber Formula Car Racing School credit. In addition, several of other drivers will be awarded professional coaching sessions on Skip Barber’s high-end simulators, with other drivers receiving remote coaching and spectator tickets to Skip Barber Racing School events. Additionally, the Skip Barber Racing School will appear on various marketing materials related to the USPKS, and SBRS will have personnel on hand at the USPKS events to display and answer questions. Dan DeMonte, Chief Marketing Officer, Skip Barber Racing School: "Everyone at Skip Barber is thrilled to begin this new partnership with the United States Pro Kart Series. As we celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2025, we’re also looking toward the future and that’s the essence of this new relationship. Skip Barber and USPKS played a role in the development of drivers like Connor Zilisch and Kyle Kirkwood. Now, we’re excited to begin forging a new list of names that competed with USPKS, trained at Skip Barber, and went on to find success at the highest levels of motorsports." Mark Coats, CEO of USPKS: “As the pinnacle of North American kart racing, USPKS provides the environment for top drivers to hone their skills and prepare for motorsports careers. It only seems logical that we do our best to give them a chance to move up the motorsports ladder with a well-respected organization like Skip Barber.” The partnership is set to kick off with the USPKS event at Daytona International Speedway, the Inaugural Daytona Super GP, taking place from March 12-16, 2025.