Noah Strømsted

2021

Having completed an extensive testing programme, Strømsted joined the F4 Danish Championship at the third round, driving for FSP Racing. He would impress greatly from the start, taking victory on his debut outing and winning another race that weekend.^[1][2] This meant he became one of the youngest ever race winners in Formula 4, at just barely 14 years old.^[3] The Dane won again at the next event at Padborg Park, although a crash in Race 2 meant that he couldn't partake in the final race.^[4] Strømsted finished his season off in dominant fashion, winning the remaining six races and placing himself second in the standings, despite having missed the opening two rounds.^[5]

2022

The following year he stepped up to Spanish F4 with Campos Racing at the penultimate round of the campaign in Navarra, having been forced to wait until he turned 15 to compete in the series.^[6][7] His weekend started off with an eighth place in Race 1 and fifth in Race 2, before Strømsted would go on to score pole for the main race on Sunday, where a bad start and a subsequent collision brought an end to his race.^[8]

2023

In preparation for his main campaign, Strømsted partook in the 2023 Formula 4 UAE Championship with PHM Racing.^[9] With one third place podium, he ended ninth in the standings.^[10]

Strømsted would remain with Campos Racing for the full 2023 F4 Spanish Championship.^[11] He scored his first podium in Aragón, before a double podium came at the Circuito de Navarra.^[12][13] With more consistent points finishes, he was classified seventh in the championship, collecting 135 points and three podiums.

2023

In Monza, Strømsted was announced to join the 2023 Formula Regional European Championship with RPM.^[14] Competing as a guest driver, he would finish a high of P6 in his first race.^[15]

2024

Early in the year, Strømsted participated in one round of the 2024 Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Saintéloc Racing.^[16] He finished 16th twice and retired in the other, placing 29th in the standings.^[17]

For his main campaign, Strømsted would remain with RPM for the Formula Regional European Championship.^[18] He started with a pointless weekend in Hockenheim,^[19] before scoring a first podium with second place in Spa-Francorchamps.^[20] With regular points finishes, Strømsted took three more second-placed podiums in Paul Ricard, Imola and the Austria.^[21][22] This included a first pole position during the latter round.^[23] With 121 points and four podiums, Strømsted finished seventh in the standings, and won the rookie title over nearest rookie Evan Giltaire.^[24]

2024

Strømsted would make his FIA Formula 3 debut with Campos Racing during the Monza season finale, replacing Oliver Goethe who himself replaced Formula One-bound Franco Colapinto at MP Motorsport in Formula 2.^[25] He had a solid debut, finishing 17th and 23rd in the races.^[26]

2025

Strømsted was promoted to FIA Formula 3 full-time for 2025, joining Trident, partnering Charlie Wurz and 2024 FRECA champion Rafael Câmara.^[27]