Dilano van 't Hoff

Dutch race car driver, Eurocircuit Champion

Dilano van 't Hoff - Dutch race car driver, Eurocircuit Champion
Born

2004
21 years ago

Died

July 1st, 2023
2 years ago — 19 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Netherlands

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Participated in various racing series, achieving significant recognition in Formula Regional European Championship. Claimed multiple victories at the Eurocircuit and earned a reputation within the motorsport community for impressive performances. Demonstrated skill in both wet and dry conditions, showcasing versatility on the track. Tragically, passed away during a race weekend, eliciting condolences from fans and fellow drivers.

Won multiple races in Eurocircuit

Competed in Formula Regional European Championship

Drove for MP Motorsport

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