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MEET THE SFHR TEAM

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Wian Boshoff is a rising motorsport talent from South Africa who recently signed with SFHR Development to compete in the USF2000 Championship.

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Having spent 11 years in karting—starting from a very young age—Wian built a strong foundation in high level competition, both regionally and internationally.

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Now, as he transitions into the Road to Indy ladder, he brings not just raw speed, but also a demonstrated work ethic, data-driven approach, sim training, and a passion for pushing boundaries.

 

NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

 

  • Multiple national-level championships in the Rok Cup and Rotax categories during his extensive karting career. 

  • Selection to compete in the FIA Karting Academy Trophy, following strong performances in international karting. 

  • Testing experience in Middle East F4 environments (Bahrain and Saudi Arabia), giving early single-seater exposure prior to his US campaign. 

  • Rapid adaptation in his rookie USF2000 season: securing top-10 finishes at marquee tracks including Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Road America, Mid‑Ohio Sports Car Course and Toronto Street Circuit, despite a delayed start to the season. 

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Danny O’Gara is a young and exceptionally promising driver in the development pipeline of SFHR Development, the junior arm of Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing.

 

He comes from a racing-rich family and has already shown a maturity and speed beyond his years. At only 11 years old, Danny made a noteworthy debut season in formula car racing (in the national Lucas Oil Formula Car Series) — stepping up from karting to single-seat competition and earning a victory at the demanding Sebring International Raceway to cap off his rookie year.  

 

NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

 

  • Multi-time national karting winner, including events from Superkarts!USA, Stars Championship Series, and WKA. 

  • Finished 4th in overall standings in his debut season in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Series, capped by a victory at Sebring.  

  • Selection as a scholarship recipient through Wings & Wheels, highlighting his recognized potential and early success. 

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Elliot Cox is a young American open-wheel racing talent hailing from Indianapolis, Indiana, whose ambitions extend far beyond the cockpit. He began racing go-karts at the age of five, and from very early on set his sights on one day becoming the youngest winner of the Indianapolis 500.

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He is also a strong advocate for dyslexia awareness, having founded the charity Driving for Dyslexia to raise funds and support for students with the condition — something he experiences personally.

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Elliot advanced through the karting ranks into formula car competition via the development pipeline of Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development. With a combination of on-track speed, a socially conscious platform, and strong backing, Elliot is positioning himself as one of the more complete young drivers to watch on the Road to Indy ladder.

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NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

 

  • 2017 SKUSA Pro Tour Nationl Karting Champion. 

  • Finished 3rd in the 2022 YACademy Winter Series (formula car) with one win. 

  • Competed in the inaugural 2022 USF Juniors season with SFHR Development, finishing 11th overall. 

  • Raced in the 2023 and 2024 USF 2000 Championship for SFHR Development: 2023 saw him finish 12th in the championship, while 2024 marked a step up with three podiums and a best finish of 2nd at Portland — culminating in 6th overall. 

  • Off the track, via Driving for Dyslexia, he has helped raise more than $300,000 for dyslexia awareness and teacher training. 

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Kyle O’Gara is a highly regarded American open-wheel pavement racing driver with deep roots in midget and sprint car competition.

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Having begun his karting and midget-car career in Indiana, Kyle advanced through the ranks of the United States Auto Club (USAC) National Midget Series, then made his single-seater debut in the Indy Lights series in 2013 with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.

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Beyond his driving, Kyle is active in the racing community locally in Indiana—serving in leadership roles at entities such as Speedway Indoor Karting and blending his on-track commitments with his operations off-track.

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With a reputation for consistency, adapting to larger pavement Sprint/Midget packs, and stepping into victory lane in strong fashion, Kyle is a standout driver in the regional pavement open-wheel scene.

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NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

 

  • Competed in the USAC National Midget Series in 2011–12, and finished 4th in the USAC Pavement Midget Series in 2013. 

  • Made his Indy Lights debut in 2013 at the Freedom 100 for Schmidt Peterson Motorsports; though he crashed out early in his first outing, the entry marked a major step in his career. 

  • On July 1, 2022 Kyle claimed his long-awaited first USAC Midget victory at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP), breaking through after years of podiums without a win. 

  • In the 500 Sprint Car Tour, Kyle has been a model of consistency — finishing 3rd in the championship standings in consecutive years (2022 & 2023) while accumulating multiple top-five finishes, podiums, and wins. 

  • Displayed a hot streak of three straight pavement wins in summer 2022, including a win at IRP and at Anderson Speedway in the Glenn Niebel Memorial event. 

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