How Ho-Pin Tung went from F1 star to property consultant: the Chinese-Dutch driver won 24 Hours of Le Mans, joined Jackie Chan DC Racing team, and now heads Knight Frank’s private office in Hong Kong

  • Dutch-born racing car driver, F1 analyst and businessman Ho-Pin Tung now heads Knight Frank’s private office in Hong Kong – he’s come a long way since he started practising go-karting seriously at 14
  • He has excelled at German Formula Three championships, the A1 GP, Formula Two GP2 Series and the IndyCar Series, and emerged as an endurance star at 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2017

Ho-Pin Tung went from Formula One driver to Knight Frank’s head of private office in Hong Kong. Photos: Two Up Front, Handout
Celebrities and public figures often wear a number of different hats over the years – think pop star to beauty entrepreneur, or athlete to philanthropist. But what about successful racing car driver to high-flying property bigwig?

Dutch-born, Chinese businessman Ho-Pin Tung currently heads up Knight Frank’s private office in Hong Kong, but the multipotentialite also has a thriving racing career, from Formula One to endurance racing.

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