BROWNSBURG, IN – Exclusive Autosport is pleased to announce that Canadian driver Mac Clark will return to the team for his third season of USF Pro 2000 Presented by Continental Tire.
Clark is set to drive the #95 Corpay Cross-Border Solutions Tatuus IP-22 and has been added to this weekend’s four-driver lineup, bringing a wealth of experience on the USF Pro Championships ladder and arriving well-prepared with a strong resume of results in the series.
The 2026 campaign officially kicked off this past weekend at the inaugural Grand Prix of Arlington, where Clark showed strong pace throughout the event despite challenging circumstances.
“Arlington was a tough weekend results-wise, but there were a lot of positives to take away. After a difficult qualifying we showed really strong race pace and were able to move forward in both races before contact limited our finish in Race 1 and ultimately forced a retirement in Race 2.
It was incredible to be back competing again, and the event and street circuit around AT&T Stadium were absolutely amazing.
I’m very grateful to my team, Exclusive Autosport, as well as my title partners Clubine Motorsports and TNG Exotics and Limited Editions, The Next Generation, and everyone who makes this program possible. I’m also incredibly thankful for the support of the Road to Racing Canada program. We’ll take the speed and everything we learned this weekend, keep working, and come back stronger. I’m confident we’ll be right back fighting at the front in May.”
The 21-year-old enjoyed an impressive 2025 season with Exclusive Autosport, firmly establishing himself as one of the front-runners in the USF Pro 2000 field. The Canadian driver recorded one pole position and an impressive 11 podium finishes, while consistently running at the front with 13 top-five results on the year. His strong pace and consistency throughout the campaign ultimately led him to finish third in the championship standings, momentum that has him well-prepared to take on the challenge of the Grand Prix of Arlington.
“Mac has proven he has the speed, maturity, and racecraft to be a championship contender in USF Pro 2000,” said Michael Duncalfe, Co-Owner and CEO. “Last season he showed tremendous consistency and an ability to fight at the front every weekend. Having him return for a second year with our program gives us a lot of confidence heading into 2026. With the experience he’s gained and the momentum he carries, we believe that we will be in a strong position to fight for wins and ultimately challenge for the title.”
“Mac did a tremendous job for us last season and showed exactly the kind of pace and racecraft we expect from drivers in our program,” said Josh Cooley, Co-Owner and President. “He earned a lot of podiums and was consistently fighting at the front, which says a lot about both his development and his work ethic. We’re really happy to have him back with the team for another year in USF Pro 2000, and we’re confident he’s coming into this season with the experience and momentum needed to keep building on that success.”
Exclusive Autosport is pleased to be able to partner with a great company – Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, which specializes in helping companies of all sizes power their international payments, manage their currency risk and support their global growth.
About Exclusive Autosport: Exclusive Autosport (EA) is a professional racing team dedicated to the success of its drivers in open wheel formula car competition in North America. EA operates teams in the USF Pro Championships Presented by Continental Tire, including USF Juniors, USF2000, and the USF Pro 2000, to develop young racers for advancement up their internal ladder system. Exclusive Autosport’s drivers have secured numerous championships, race wins, podium finishes, and pole positions, as well as Rookie of the Year awards. Their mission is to develop drivers and prepare them for the upper echelons of professional motorsports.
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