United States V-Prix

United States V-Prix Indianapolis Motor Speedway Race Information Laps 56 Circuit length 4.023 km (2.500 mi) Race length 225.288 km (139.988 mi) Number of times held 10 First held 2013 Most wins (drivers) Elroy Wagner (2) Allar Kangur (2) Klaas van Snelheid (2) Most wins (constructors) Franklin (3) Downton (3) Lap record (Indianapolis) K. van Snelheid 59.281 (2023) Lap record (Detroit) Enrique Ruiz 1:23.769 (2022) Last race (2023) Pole position P. Giodano • Ocelot-Peugeot • 59.940 Podium 1. M. Zetticci • Downton • 58:58.711 2. A. Kangur • Ingram-Jaguar • +24.310 3. A. McLaughlin • Porsche • +24.688 Fastest lap K. van Snelheid • Downton • 59.281

The United States V-Prix is a Formula Virtual world championship race held annually in the United States. The V-Prix is held on the road course of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The first two races held produced unusual podium finishers with Regi Abott finishing second in 2013 to take a podium on his debut - and as it turned out, only - race of the season, while it was also the only ever podium for his team - Molto Veloce - who folded at the end of the season. Then in 2014 a crazy race ended with Diego Campos taking his and his teams first win and podium for Ingram, with Enzo Domenicalli and Tumo Kinnumen also scoring their first podiums. Elroy Wagner won in 2015 & 2016, giving Franklin their second & third victories at the circuit.

Winners of the United States V-Prix

Multiple winners (drivers)

Embolded drivers are competing in the Formula Virtual world championship in the current season.

Wins	Driver	Years
2	Elroy Wagner	2015, 2016
	Allar Kangur	2017, 2018
	Klaas van Snelheid	2019, 2022

Multiple winners (constructors)

Embolded constructors are competing in the Formula Virtual world championship in the current season.

Wins	Constructor	Years
3	Franklin	2013, 2015, 2016
	Downton	2019, 2022, 2023
2	Mathershaw	2017, 2018

By year

Year	Pole position	Fastest lap	Podium			Location	Report
			Winner	Second	Third
2023	Puccio Giodano (Ocelot-Peugeot)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Matteo Zetticci (Downton)	Allar Kangur (Ingram-Jaguar)	Alexander McLaughlin (Porsche)	Indianapolis	Report
2022	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Matteo Zetticci (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Detroit	Report
2021	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Felix Pérez (FIRST-Ford)	Maximilian Thunström (Lucas-Downton)	Adrien Simon (Mathershaw Porsche)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Indianapolis	Report
2020	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Mathershaw Porsche)	Will Hoskins (FIRST-Ford)	Jean Mattson (Ingram-Jaguar)	Johan Halvosen (North Star-Ford)		Report
2019	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Felix Pérez (FIRST-Ford)		Report
2018	Adrien Simon (DS Mathershaw)	Adrien Simon (DS Mathershaw)	Allar Kangur (DS Mathershaw)	Will Hoskins (Holmqvist-Koenigsegg)	Puccio Giodano (Ocelot-Alfa Romeo)		Report
2017	Klaas van Snelheid (Downton)	Nathaniel Powers (Downton)	Allar Kangur (DS Mathershaw)	Adrien Simon (DS Mathershaw)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)		Report
2016	Will Hoskins (FUN-Yamaha)	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Elroy Wagner (Franklin-Honda)	Will Hoskins (FUN-Yamaha)	Nikolai Milkovich (Ingram-Honda)		Report
2015	Enrique Ruiz (Franklin-Honda)	Elroy Wagner (Franklin-Honda)	Elroy Wagner (Franklin-Honda)	Puccio Giodano (Rossi-Ferrari)	Enzo Domenicalli (Rossi-Ferrari)		Report
2014	Will Hoskins (Franklin-Honda)	Marcus Thunder (Downton)	Diego Campos (Ingram-Honda)	Enzo Domenicalli (Rossi-Ferrari)	Tumo Kinnumen (Westwood)		Report
2013	Nathaniel Powers (Franklin-Honda)	Will Hoskins (Franklin-Honda)	Nathaniel Powers (Franklin-Honda)	Regi Abott (Molto Veloce-Ferrari)	Will Hoskins (Franklin-Honda)		Report