Kakunoshin Ohta
is a Japanese racing driver who currently competes in Super Formula and Super GT. Career

Early career
Ohta's single seater career started in 2018 where he competed in F4 Japanese Championship with MYST for only one round. The next season he competed in the same series with Honda Formula Dream Project, where he managed to claim 2 wins and finished 6th in the standings. Continuing again to compete in F4 Japanese Championship but race with Vegaplus, but he competed third quarters of the season. And for 2021, he competed again in F4 Japanese Championship but returns to Honda Formula Dream Project. Ohta takes the step up to Super Formula Lights with Toda Racing. He managed to clinch runners up with4 wins and 12 podiums, falls short to the eventual champion Kazuto Kotaka. Super GT
Ohta managed to reach runners up in Super Formula Lights, beating Honda's teammate Iori Kimura but lose out to the eventual champion Kazuto Kotaka. Ohta began his Super GT career in GT300 with Team UpGarage, paired with Takashi Kobayashi., he clinched his maiden podium in Okayama, and he managed to be placed at 8th in the standings. He step up to Super GT - GT500 with Nakajima Racing replacing Hiroki Otsu

Super Formula 
For 2023, Honda announced that Ohta will step up to Super Formula racing with Dandelion Racing partnering up with Tadasuke Makino. Ohta wins his first Super Formula in the last round at Suzuka Circuit. Racing record

Career summary

† As he was a guest driver, Ohta was ineligible to score points. Complete F4 Japanese Championship results

Complete Super Formula Lights results 
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Complete Super Formula results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

* Season still in progress. Complete Super GT results

References

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1999 births
Living people
Japanese racing drivers
Super GT drivers
French F4 Championship drivers
Formula Regional Japanese Championship drivers
Sportspeople from Kyoto
Japanese F4 Championship drivers
Super Formula drivers
Dandelion Racing drivers