In 2013 Burdon relocated to France and signed with Scorpus Racing driving the Xbox sponsored car in the open Whelen Euro Series.

2016 saw Burdon relocated to China to spearhead BlackArts Racing Team season in the Asian Formula Renault Series.

Burdon competed in the 2017–18 Asian Le Mans Series in LMP3 with KC Motorgroup, joining him was Neric Wei and Louis Prette.

Burdon, Wei and Prette won in Zhuhai, Thailand and were leading the final race in Sepang when an exhaust broke and took them out of contention for the win.

Burdon won the championship after dominating the final round in Tianjin, despite a publicly difficult relationship with the team as the season progressed.

He also competed in the first rounds of GT World Challenge Asia with Absolute Racing, partnering with Anthony Liu driving an Audi R8 LMS GT3 as a Pro Am lineup, Burdon picked up pole position on his GT3 debut in Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia.