Team Canada Scholarship has announced the six young drivers that will compete for the chance to represent Canada in the Formula Ford Festival and the Walter Hayes Trophy race in the UK. The finalists have been chosen from a selection of top amateur Canadian drivers aged 16-20, from series including F1200, F1600, F4 America, and Canadian karting champions.

Team Canada Scholarship was formed in 2011 by Brian Graham of Brian Graham Racing to grow amateur motorsports in Canada by raising the sport's profile and providing opportunities for aspiring youth racers.

Two days of competition will be judged by a panel of renowned motorsports professionals, including IndyCar drivers James Hinchcliffe and Robert Wickens, Team Canada Scholarship's Graham, IMSA driver Kyle Marcelli, and renowned IMSA engineer Ian Willis. 

The shootout will be held at the CTMP Driver Development Track at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park in Ontario, Canada. 

The drivers selected for the Inaugural 2022 TCS Shootout: 
Robert Soroka, 20, from Toronto, ON. Multi championship karting driver.
Louka St. Jean, 16, from Lorraine, QC. Competing in the F4 United States Championship.
Kevin Foster, 19, from Calgary, AB. Current Rotax Canadian kart champion and FEED Racing F4 finalist. 
Jake Cowden, 18, from Aurora, ON. Currently 2nd in Toyo Tires F1600 championship.
Emily Ryan, 19, from Barrie, ON. Competing in F1200.
Connor Clubine, 18, from Brantford, ON. Currently leading the Quebec F1600 series and is 4th in the Toyo Tires F1600 championship.

For more information, visit teamcanadascholarship.com.