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'''Malik Zidan''' (born December 23, 1998 in Helwan, Egypt)  is a race car driver of Egyptian Nationality. He is an up-and-coming driver in open-wheel racing, having performed in [[AutoReject Nippon]] , [[AutoReject 2.0]] , [[AutoReject 3.5]] , and [[FIA Formula 3 Eurasian Championship|Formula 3]] .
'''Malik Zidan''' (born December 23, 1998 in Helwan, Egypt)  is a race car driver of Egyptian Nationality. He is an up-and-coming driver in open-wheel racing, having performed in [[AutoReject Nippon]] , [[AutoReject 2.0]] , [[AutoReject 3.5]] , and [[FIA Formula 3 Eurasian Championship|Formula 3]] .
== Racing Career ==
Having little racing experience in Egypt, Zidan moved to Europe, obtaining German citizenship in 2013. He started in karting, obtaining mixed results in assorted karting series.
===2016-2017====
Zidan got his first taste of formula racing in Japan, racing for [[Blokkmonsta Racing]] in [[2016-17 Formula Nippon season|AutoReject Nippon]]. On his debut race he would take the checkered flag at Autopolis, defeating many seasoned drivers and up-and-coming stars on his first outing. He would obtain another podium at Yeognam and ultimately finish 9th in the championship.
Zidan's success in AutoReject Nippon would earn him full-time seat at Blokkmonsta in AutoReject 2.0, taking part in the [[2017 AutoReject 2.0 North America season|the short-lived North American outshoot]].

Revision as of 13:02, 3 February 2018

Malik Zidan (born December 23, 1998 in Helwan, Egypt) is a race car driver of Egyptian Nationality. He is an up-and-coming driver in open-wheel racing, having performed in AutoReject Nippon , AutoReject 2.0 , AutoReject 3.5 , and Formula 3 .

Racing Career

Having little racing experience in Egypt, Zidan moved to Europe, obtaining German citizenship in 2013. He started in karting, obtaining mixed results in assorted karting series.

2016-2017=

Zidan got his first taste of formula racing in Japan, racing for Blokkmonsta Racing in AutoReject Nippon. On his debut race he would take the checkered flag at Autopolis, defeating many seasoned drivers and up-and-coming stars on his first outing. He would obtain another podium at Yeognam and ultimately finish 9th in the championship.

Zidan's success in AutoReject Nippon would earn him full-time seat at Blokkmonsta in AutoReject 2.0, taking part in the the short-lived North American outshoot.