Azman began karting competitively in 2012. That year he won the Rotax Max Challenge Malaysia in the MicroMax category and would finish third in the Rotax Max Challenge Asia.[1] He moved into European competitions in 2013, achieving a third-place finish in the ROK Cup International Final in Italy, beating the likes of future Indy Lights driver Antonio Serravalle.[2] Azman raced in karts until 2015.
For 2018, Jenzer Motorsport signed Azman to compete in the 2018 Italian F4 Championship.[11] He scored six points finishes, achieving a high of seventh for 17th in the overall classification.[12] He also had another full-time campaign in the F4 Spanish Championship, driving for Drivex School.[13] After scoring two third places during the opening round, he switched to MP Motorsport, and two more podiums saw him took the championship lead following the conclusion of the second weekend.[14] Azman scored four more podiums for the rest of the year and wounded up fourth in the standings.[15]
BRDC British Formula 3
In 2019 Azman moved to the BRDC British F3 championship with Chris Dittmann Racing.[16] He had a slow first half of the season, but took his first win during the third round at Brands Hatch.[17] Azman took another win during the final round, placing 11th overall.[18][19]
2020
Azman remained in BRDC Formula 3 in 2020 but switched to Carlin alongside American racing driver Kaylen Frederick and Brazilian Guilherme Peixoto.[20] He began the season with two wins in three races, before taking his first win during the third round at Brands Hatch.[21] Towards the end of the season, Azman scored another win.[22] Other than his two wins, Azman scored six more podiums and ended the standings in fifth position overall.[23]
In 2021 Azman moved into the Euroformula Open Championship, partnering former British F3 rival Louis Foster and Filip Kaminiarz at CryptoTower Racing.[24] He started his season in positive fashion, scoring his first podium in the series with a second-placed finish in the second race at the Algarve International Circuit.[25] At the third round at Spa-Francorchamps Azman would have his best weekend of the season,[26] finishing on the rostrum in all three races of the event, and the Malaysian followed that up by scoring another pair of podiums in the following round.[27][28] Two rounds later at the Hungaroring, Azman would claim his only win and last podium of the series.[29] He continued to take good points and eventually ended fourth in the standings.[30]
Azman left Formula 3 at the end of 2022 and moved to endurance racing for 2023. He first partook in the Sepang 12 Hours in March, in which he placed third overall alongside Reid Harker and Adrian D'Silva.[36] He is also competing in the 2023 Porsche Carrera Asia with Sime Darby Racing Team.[37]
Personal life
Azman grew up in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, but during his racing career he has been living in London.[38]
Malaysian
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