19 Facts About Cameron Das

In 2016 Das became the first champion of the United States Formula 4 Championship.

Cameron Das started karting at Autobahn Indoor Speedway in Jessup, Maryland.

In 2015 Cameron Das earned his licence to compete in single seaters at the Bertil Roos Racing School.

Cameron Das made his competition debut in the Bertil Roos Race Series at Pocono Raceway east road course.

Cameron Das competed in the Formula F class of the SCCA Majors Tour Northeast Conference at New Jersey Motorsports Park, winning the second race.

For 2016, Cameron Das joined JDX Racing to race the inaugural United States Formula 4 Championship, which replaced the Formula Lites series.

Cameron Das raced with JAY Motorsports for a partial US F2000 National Championship the same year.

Cameron Das's best result was an eighth place at the Toronto street course.

Cameron Das took another podium at Brands Hatch with second place in Race 3, before capping off his season with another podium and pole position at the finale in Donington.

Cameron Das ended up fifth in the championship, having scored seven podiums.

Cameron Das took part in the Toyota Racing Series in preparation for his 2018 campaign.

Two sixth places followed, before Cameron Das found himself on the rostrum again at Paul Ricard, having overtaken Guilherme Samaia for third place.

However, after just four events, Cameron Das announced that he would be contesting the remainder of the campaign for Team Motopark.

Cameron Das's season proved to be disappointing, with a fifth place at Silverstone being the highlight of Das's year, which he ended twelfth in the championship.

Cameron Das progressed into FIA Formula 3 in 2020, partnering Clement Novalak and Enaam Ahmed at Carlin Buzz Racing, whilst fulfilling double-duties in the Euroformula Open Championship with Motopark.

In F3, Cameron Das experienced a challenging season during which he failed to score points, with a pair of eleventh-placed finishes at Silverstone turning out to be his best results.

In 2021, Cameron Das returned to the Euroformula Open Championship, pairing up with Jak Crawford at Motopark.

Cameron Das started his season out in perfect fashion, taking all three victories at the Formula One support event in Portimao, despite having to create a ten-second gap in Race 3 after being awarded a penalty.

At Imola, Cameron Das's car was affected by chassis damage, which meant that he could only finish on the podium in Race 3, whilst he was able to extend his championship lead in Austria after taking a second and third place respectively.