
When Force Indy moved to Indy Lights last year, it took on Trans-Am ace Francis, while it was Pabst Racing who signed Rowe for his second season of USF2000. He shone, scoring five wins on his way to second in the championship. However, missing out on the title and therefore the scholarship funding jeopardized his chance of graduating to the newly named USF Pro 2000 championship.
Now Pabst has announced it will retain him and take him up to the next level where he will, as in 2021, race under the Force Indy banner.