The 2026 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA kicks off its new season tomorrow, Saturday, October 31, 2026, with Races 1 and 2 on iRacing. Across the four-event, eight-race calendar, 30 of the fastest junior open-wheel sim racers in the world will fight for a share of the $35,000 USD prize pool.
Every driver on the grid earned their seat the hard way during the 12-week iRacing Season 3 FIA F4 Regional Tour. The top 10 finishers in Europe, the top 10 in the Americas, and the top 10 in Asia-Pacific locked in their invitations to represent their regions on the global broadcast stage.
Unlike traditional series where teams grind thousands of hotlaps for weeks, FIA F4 Global Esports keeps each circuit secret until 24 hours before race day to reward raw adaptability.
Ten qualifiers each from Europe, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific go wheel-to-wheel on the same server, turning every slipstream train into an international points battle.
Four double-header broadcast rounds decide the 2026 FIA F4 world title, with every single point counting when the low-downforce F4 pack hits the braking zones.
Why the 24-Hour Track Reveal Levels the Field
In junior formula racing, the best drivers are the ones who can show up to an unfamiliar track, dial in their braking markers in three practice sessions, and put the car on the front row. Announcing the circuits just 24 hours before Saturday's broadcast stops teams from hiding setup tricks and puts pure driving instinct front and center.
Active Competitions & Official Entry Deadlines
Open simulator hotlap qualifying across Racing Unleashed lounges for the RU3, RU2, and RU1 championship tiers. Every race weekend awards direct cash payouts from the $197,200+ USD season purse.
