Daniel Cao

Chinese talent Daniel Cao has been signed by NIO as its development driver for the remainder of the Formula E season

Devlin DeFrancesco will sit out the remaining two rounds of the 2019-20 Asian Formula 3 season due to an increased risk of infection

ART Grand Prix’s FIA F3 signing Sebastian Fernandez will join Pinnacle Motorsport for Asian F3’s two visits to the United Arab Emirates this month

Absolute Racing has announced three drivers for the 2019-20 Asian Formula 3 season, which starts later this month at Sepang

The Regional F3 concept continued its global expansion this year, as the prevalence of the traditional series decreased. Formula Scout reviews 2019 in F3, from America to Italy

Home hero Daniel Cao dominated the Asian Formula 3 season finale as Shanghai, as Hitech GP’s Ukyo Sasahara wrapped up the title

Absolute Racing has signed Asian Formula Renault champion Daniel Cao and Asian Formula 3 Winter Series race-winner Eshan Pieris for the 2019 Asian F3 season

BlackArts Racing’s Daniel Cao won the 2018 Asian Formula Renault title with a race to spare at Sepang, his second championship triumph of the year

GP3 race-winner Jake Hughes will contest the first round of the new Formula 3 Asian Championship this weekend at Sepang with Hitech.

Daniel Cao finally won the 2017-18 Formula 4 South East Asia title in the rescheduled fifth and final round of the season at Sepang.

Daniel Cao closed in on the 2017-18 Formula 4 South East Asia title at Sepang, matching the series win record in the process.

Daniel Cao continued his winning charge in Formula 4 South East Asia with four victories at Clark International Speedway in The Philippines