18 Facts About Patrik Pasma

Patrik Pasma last competed for Evans GP in the Formula Regional Asian Championship.

Patrik Pasma's best result was a 2nd place finish in the Marcel Albers Memorial Trophy held at Circuit Zandvoort, he finished behind Irishman Stephen Daly.

Patrik Pasma signed up for his first season in British F4 in 2017 for Carlin alongside Jamie Caroline, Logan Sargeant and Lucas Alecco Roy.

Patrik Pasma slowed along the Schwantz Curve that left Monger unsighted and caused him to slam into the back of the Carlin.

Monger almost died in the crash, but Patrik Pasma was not seriously injured.

Patrik Pasma returned for the next round at Thruxton where he finished 13th in the first race and 7th in the two following, a couple more podiums and a handful of points scoring races saw Patrik Pasma end the season in 8th place.

Patrik Pasma returned for the 2018 season but jumping ship to Arden International this year.

Patrik Pasma won the first race of his career at the first race Rockingham where he dominated the field getting Pole, the fastest lap and the race victory ahead of Red Bull duo Hauger and Doohan.

Patrik Pasma finished the season with 2 wins, 11 podiums and 315 which placed him in 6th position.

Patrik Pasma finished on the podium at least one in all 3 rounds, the most being 3 podiums in Bahrain where he stepped on every step of the podium.

Patrik Pasma fell short of the title by 94 points, three time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick won the title, followed by Defourny.

For 2019 Patrik Pasma moved into the Formula Renault Eurocup with Arden.

At the beginning of 2021 Patrik Pasma took part in the F3 Asian winter series with Evans GP.

Patrik Pasma remained with KIC in Formula Regional European for 2021.

However, after Thomas ten Brinke's surprise retirement from racing following the round at Circuit Zandvoort, Patrik Pasma replaced the Dutchman at ART Grand Prix.

Patrik Pasma finished twelfth in the standings, having experienced mixed fortunes with both teams.

Patrik Pasma won the reversed-grid race at the Dubai Autodrome in the penultimate round and ended the campaign in eleventh.

Patrik Pasma made his Formula 3 debut in March 2022, when he took part in the pre-season test with Jenzer Motorsport.