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'''Zen Suan Chuan Low''' (born 12 February 1969), known professionally as '''Zen Low''', is a Malaysian former racing driver who competed in GT and prototype sports car racing. He competed in championships including the Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific, Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia, GT Asia Series and Asian Le Mans Series.

Low won the 2012 Malaysia Super Series championship and the GTC class of the 2013 Asian Le Mans Series 3 Hours of Sepang. In 2018, he represented Malaysia at the inaugural FIA GT Nations Cup in Bahrain. In 2017, he became the first Malaysian driver to compete in the Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific under sponsorship from Ferrari Malaysia.

Career highlights

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Year Achievement
1995 Malaysian Jet Sports Championship Novice Runabout Open Champion
2012 Malaysia Super Series Champion
2013 Winner, Asian Le Mans Series 3 Hours of Sepang (GTC)
2016 GT4 Champion, Sepang 12 Hours
2017 Third overall, Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific
2018 Represented Malaysia at FIA GT Nations Cup
2021 Winner, Sepang 1000km Endurance Race (Toyota Vios Enduro Cup)

Media coverage

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Low's racing career has been covered by Malaysian and international media including New Straits Times, The Star, Top Gear Malaysia, Paul Tan Automotive News, Careta, and The Rakyat Post. Coverage has focused on his participation in international GT racing championships, his Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific campaign, and his representation of Malaysia in international motorsport competition.

References

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References

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  1. "Zen Time". New Straits Times.
  2. "Zen and Fairuz set to rev it up in GT Asia series". The Star.
  3. "Naza World introduces first Malaysian driver to take part in 2017 Ferrari Challenge Asia Pacific". Paul Tan Automotive News.
  4. "Naza World Introduces Zen Low as Its Racing Driver for Ferrari Challenge Series". Top Gear Malaysia.
  5. "Malaysia, Mexico and Australia complete the line-up". FIA.
  6. "Ferrari Challenge race driver Zen Low aims to outdo his prior performance". Piston.my.
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