Ugo Ugochukwu

American racing driver

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2025 Competing in FIA Formula 3 Championship with Prema Racing, currently 21st overall.
2025 Competed in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with R-ace GP, winning his maiden FR Middle East race at the Dubai Autodrome starting from third position and finishing third in the overall standings with five additional podiums.
2024 Competed in four rounds of the GB3 Championship with Rodin Motorsport, scoring three podiums and finishing 13th in the overall standings.
2024 Competed in the Formula Regional European Championship with Prema Racing, finishing eleventh and securing a race win at the season finale in Monza.
2024 Participated in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Mumbai Falcons, placing 7th overall.
2024 Became the first American winner of the Macau Grand Prix in 43 years, marking a significant milestone in his racing career.
October 2024 Announced his step up to FIA Formula 3 for the 2025 season, continuing his partnership with Prema Racing.
May 2024 McLaren Formula E Team announced Ugo Ugochukwu and GrĂ©goire Saucy as drivers for the official rookie test at the Berlin ePrix.
2023 Ugo Ugochukwu participated in post-season testing of the FIA Formula 3 Championship with Rodin Carlin team.
2023 Competed in the non-championship Macau Grand Prix with Trident team. Experienced a collision in the qualifying race, starting the main race from the back row and ultimately improving to 15th position overall.
2023 Became the first champion of the new Euro 4 Championship.
2023 Competed in Formula 4 UAE Championship with Prema Racing, winning five races and finishing third in the standings.
2023 Became vice-champion in the Italian F4 Championship after closely competing with Kacper Sztuka until the final round at Vallelunga Circuit.
2022 Participated in ADAC Formula 4 Championship with Prema Racing, but did not score points as a guest driver.
2022 Competed in Italian F4 Championship, finishing 10th overall.
2022 Began racing in British F4 with Carlin, driving alongside Williams junior Oliver Gray and Louis Sharp.
2022 Achieved first pole position on his 15th birthday, which made him eligible to race in Formula 4.
2022 Took third place and fastest lap in Race 1 at Donington Park.
2022 Won two races at Brands Hatch and Knockhill, finishing third in the British F4 Championship and becoming Rookie Cup champion.
August 2022 Joined Prema Racing to compete in remaining rounds of Italian F4 and ADAC Formula 4 Championships, achieving multiple podium finishes.
2021 Competed in OK class with KR Motorsport, finishing 7th overall with 28 points in the championship
2021 Achieved 4th place in the CIK-FIA World Championship in the OK category. Secured 2nd place in the WSK Euro Series in the OK category.
2021 Signed a long-term deal with the McLaren Driver Development Programme, positioning himself for a professional racing career transition from junior motorsport.
2021 Participated in F4 testing program with Motopark, including tracks at Estoril and Oschersleben.
2020 Won championships with two different teams: KR Motorsport and Sauber Karting Team in the OKJ class, scoring 1st place in both championships with 65 points each
2020 Ugochukwu achieved a major milestone by winning the FIA OK-Junior European Karting Championship.
2019 Competed in OKJ class with Ricky Flynn Motorsport, finishing 8th overall with 38 points in the championship
2018 He secured victory in the Junior ROK category of the Challenge of the Americas.
2017 Ugochukwu won the X30 Mini category of the IAME International Open in Italy, demonstrating his skill in European karting championships.
2015 Ugochukwu won the Florida Winter Tour, continuing his successful progression in karting competitions.
2014 Ugo Ugochukwu won the Micro ROK Cup USA, marking a significant early achievement in his karting career in America.

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