Christian Ho

Christian Ho has been confirmed as the 2024 Eurocup-3 champion after the conclusion of an appeal process that went to the FIA.

Eurocup-3 runner-up Christian Ho will step up to FIA Formula 3 this year with DAMS, completing the French team’s line-up.

Part two of Formula Scout’s countdown of the year’s best junior single-seater drivers continues with those ranked from 40th to 31st

Off-track drama following the Eurocup-3 title decider could mean a long wait before finding out if Christian Ho or Javier Sagrera is champion

Javier Sagrera provisionally became Eurocup-3 champion at Barcelona as title rival Christian Ho won the final race.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho snatched pole for the title-deciding Eurocup-3 race at Barcelona, with rival Javier Sagrera down in sixth.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho and MP Motorsport’s Bruno del Pino won Eurocup-3’s two races at Jerez which were light on overtaking.

MP Motorsport’s Bruno del Pino and Campos Racing’s Christian Ho took a win apiece in Eurocup-3 round four at Paul Ricard.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho strengthened his Eurocup-3 title hopes with victory in race two at Algarve.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho claimed pole for and then won Eurocup-3’s opening race at Algarve on Saturday.

Sainteloc Racing has revealed its 2024 Eurocup-3 line-up, while Christian Ho has announced his step up to the series with Campos Racing.

Kicking off Formula Scout’s annual end-of-year ranking of the best performers in the junior single-seater ranks

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho ended the Spanish F4 season with victory, but the attention was on the driver who ‘finished’ second on-the-road.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho won the penultimate race of the Spanish Formula 4 season at Barcelona.

Christian Ho topped qualifying for the final race of the Spanish Formula 4 season to take his seventh pole of 2023.

Theophile Nael has clinched the Spanish F4 championship with a third-place finish at Barcelona, even as main rival Christian Ho took victory.

Christian Ho has boosted any hopes of the Spanish F4 title by taking a double pole for the first two races of the Barcelona season finale.

Theophile Nael won the second Spanish F4 race at Valencia but missed a chance to seal the title early after a stall in race three

Spanish F4 had a super close Saturday qualifying session at Valencia’s Ricardo Tormo circuit, with race one pole taken by just 0.002s.

Campos Racing’s Christian Ho led from lights-to-flag for his first Spanish Formula 4 win in the second race at Aragon