The young Juju Noda fell in love with speed and excitement when she was only three years old. Her father used to be a Formula 1 driver, which made her naturally interested in racing.
Fuelled by Passion
Racing is more than just a sport for Juju; it’s an exciting passion that drives her every move. Even though it can be hard, like going around 260 km/h bends, her love of speed keeps her going. Juju improves her skills and learns how to handle the complicated world of professional racing with the help of her father and the NODA Racing Academy.
Outside the Track: Juju’s World
Even though Juju is very dedicated to racing, she finds comfort in cooking and spending time with animals, which shows that she has many sides to her personality outside of racing.
Achievements and Important Steps
Juju has had a very successful career. He won the Formula U17 F4 and F3 Championships in 2018 and 2019, and he also won the Danish F4 in 2020 and 2021.
Inspiring the Next Generation
Juju’s resilience and desire serve as an example for people around the world who want to be racecar drivers, showing how important it is to never give up on your dreams.
Advice and Goals for the Long Term by Juju Noda
Juju lives by the motto “don’t give up.” She thinks that working hard all the time, even when things go wrong, is the key to success. Juju wants to do more than just win races. To give back to the community, she wants to open an animal rescue and become the first Asian woman to drive in Formula 1.
The Global Child Prodigy Awards
The Global Child Prodigy Awards honor and recognize amazing kids like Juju Noda who don’t follow age rules and inspire others with their amazing accomplishments. The applications for the next round of the awards are now open, and young stars from all over the world are welcome to show off their skills and goals. Don’t miss this chance to shine on the world stage! Apply now!
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