Career
Chou made his competitive karting debut at the age of 10, competing until 2022. Racing primarily in Taiwan, Chou won the 2020 RMC Taiwan Junior title, as well as representing his home country in the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games' Karting Sprint Cup Senior discipline.
In 2023, Chou made his car racing debut, competing for Monza Garage in the JS P4 class of the Ligier European Series alongside Wang Ray Yu. The duo scored a best result of fifth at Aragón to take tenth in the JS P4 standings. At the end of the year, Chou raced in the 2023–24 Gulf Radical Cup, in which he took his maiden win in car racing at Dubai. For the rest of 2024, Chou returned to Monza Garage for another season in the Ligier European Series, this time alongside veteran James Winslow. In the six-round season, Chou achieved a best result of third at Barcelona and Le Castellet to move up to seventh in the final JS P4 standings. That year, Chou also made his European Endurance Prototype Cup debut at Mugello, driving a Nova NP02 for Graff Racing.
After finishing third in the Gulf Radical Cup Superprix in early 2025, Chou returned to Graff for the remainder of the year, as he embarked on his first full season in the European Endurance Prototype Cup with Alexandre Cougnaud and Loris Kyburz. Despite poles at Paul Ricard and Portimão, the trio could only settle for 43rd in the NP02 standings. That year, Chou also made his Le Mans Cup debut at the Algarve finale for 23Events Racing, in which he scored an LMP3 Pro-Am podium alongside Terrence Woodward. At the end of the year, Chou joined Inter Europol Competition to compete in the LMP3 class of the 2025–26 Asian Le Mans Series alongside Alexander Bukhantsov and Henry Cubides. After taking wins at Sepang and Dubai, Chou initially won the first Abu Dhabi race to take the lead in points, but was later disqualified on technical grounds and was forced to settle for second in the final standings.
Returning to Europe for the rest of 2026, Chou continued with Inter Europol to enter the European Le Mans Series alongside his AsLMS teammates. Starting off the season with a podium from the back of the grid at Barcelona, Chou became the first Taiwanese driver to win an ELMS race in the following round at Le Castellet. Following that, Chou took an additional podium at Silverstone en route to sixth in LMP3 standings. Towards the end of the year, Chou partook in the ELMS rookie tests with Inter Europol's LMP2 squad.
Taiwanese
FIA Silver