Christian Ho Set to Become First Singaporean Driver in Formula 3

Christian Ho, a 17-year-old Singaporean racing prodigy, is set to make history as the first driver from Singapore to race in the FIA Formula 3 Championship. This marks a significant milestone for both his career and Singapore’s motorsport community as he prepares to compete in this internationally renowned series.

Rising Through the Ranks

Christian's journey began at the age of seven, honing his skills in go-karting before moving to Europe at 11 to compete on the continent’s prestigious circuits. His karting achievements include being the first Asian to win a race in the German Karting Championship (DKM) and securing podium finishes in various European tournaments. He further made headlines by clinching second place in the 2023 F4 Spanish Championship with Campos Racing, where he recorded five victories and 13 podium finishes.

Stepping into Formula 3

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Formula 3, a highly competitive series often seen as a stepping stone to Formula 1, has produced several racing legends over the years. Christian's move to F3 represents a significant leap forward, putting him on the radar of both local and international racing communities. While his team for the 2024 season is yet to be confirmed, his solid performance in Eurocup-3—where he currently sits second overall—sets high expectations for his F3 debut​.

Eyes on the Future

Christian’s long-term ambition is to become the first Singaporean Formula 1 driver, and his move to F3 brings him one step closer to realising that dream. With F3 races running alongside F1 events, his visibility on the global stage is expected to grow, inspiring a new generation of Singaporean motorsport enthusiasts.

As Christian prepares to represent Singapore in Formula 3, local fans will be eagerly watching his progress, especially during the final two rounds of the Eurocup-3 season this October and November. His journey continues to inspire, as he balances both racing and his academic commitments​.

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