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Christopher Zöchling (born February 26 1988, Leoben) ^[1] is an Austrian racing driver.

Career

2010

• VLN Langstreckenmeisterschaft at Nürburgring (Germany):
  
  • 6h race, Porsche GT3 997 Cup, 3rd place
    
  • 4h race, Porsche GT3 997 Cup
    
• AutoGP Tests:
  
  • Tests in Aragon (Spain)

2009

• SpeedCarSeries Middle East:
  
  • 12 races
    
  • 8th place
    
  • 3rd place in Qualifying (at 1st race in Dubai)
    
  • pole-position and 2nd place (at 2nd race in Dubai)
    

2008

• ChampCar Atlantic Championship:
  
  • Laguna Seca Raceway, Edmonton, Airfield Raceway
    
  • 3 races
    
• Porsche GT Endurance Cup:
  
  • 24h race in Dubai
    
  • Porsche 996 GT3 RS
    
  • 3rd place
    

2007

• ChampCar Atlantic Championship:
  
  • Tests
    

2006

• ChampCar Atlantic Championship:
  
  • Lap record at tests in Houston, Texas
    
  • Lap record at tests in Dunville, Canada
    
• Asian Formula Renault 2,0 Championship:
  
  • 8 races in asia
    
  • 5th place
    

2005

• Formula Renault 2,0 Cup:
  
  • 16 races in germany
    
  • 12th place
    

2004

• Rotax-Max Middle-East Championship:
  
  • 10 races
    
  • 1st place (won first 6/10 races)
    

2003

• Biland 4-Takt Meisterschaft in Germany:
  
  • 13 of 14 races
    
  • 2nd place
    

2002

• ICA Junior Meisterschaft:
  
  • 10th place
    
• Austrian 4-Takt Meisterschaft:
  
  • 1st place
    

Karting

Because he grew up in Africa and Turkey, Christopher only began racing at the late age of 14, when he participated in the 2002 German and Austrian National Karting Championships. In the following year, he was runner-up in the German championship. Following a move to the United Arab Emirates, Zöchling competed in the UAE Rotax Max Championship, where he sealed his title after just 6 of the 10 races. ^[2]

Formula Renault

Back in Europe, Christopher participated in the 2005 Formula Renault 2.0 Germany, driving for the RST Auinger team. He finished 15th in the championship with a single podium to his name. ^[3] In the following year, he competed in four races of the 2006 Asian Formula Renault Challenge, still earning him enough points to finish 13th in the championship. ^[4]

Champcar Atlantic

Speedcar Series

Reference

External links

• Christopher Zöchling's Official Page

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