Hyman's #51 B-Max Racing machine is being engineered by Australian Neff, the owner of the TJ Speed Motorsports outfit that took the British driver to last year's Formula Regional Americas title and now has a three-car entry in the USF Pro Series (formerly Indy Pro 2000).
Prior to going into team ownership, Neff worked in IndyCar and Indy Lights for many years as part of the Sam Schmidt Motorsports organisation that later morphed into the Arrow McLaren squad.
