One would be forgiven for not being familiar with Hideki Noda, a man with three DNFs to his name in F1. But from now on, keep the name Juju Noda on your radar.
The 14-year-old daughter of the Japanese driver who raced for Larousse in 1994 has been hyped as a racing prodigy since the age of 9, reportedly breaking the Okayama F4 lap record in a test session when she was 10!
While reports of her exploits have been widely circulated in Japan, Juju has just made her mark in Europe, winning this weekend a round of the Danish Formula 4 Championship, the first single-seater race to take place in Europe since lockdown measures were eased.
Granted, Denmark's F4 series isn't as competitive as its German and Italian counterparts, but the 14-year-old's achievement is certainly worthy of a mention. Done.
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