2025 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA | Regional Report | 2025 Season 3 Week 1 - iRacing.com

This October, the FIA F4 Esports Global Championship Series presented by MOZA returns with 30 of the top-ranked regional competitors going against one another for a four-event, eight round season with a chance at winning a share of the $35,000 prize pool.

Those races will be as they were in the inaugural series last year, with track selections for each event announced 24 hours prior to the race, forcing drivers to adapt quickly to each course. Drivers will also compete with fixed setups, ensuring an equal playing field for all.

Last season, it was Luke McKeown from the United Kingdom, representing the European region, who claimed the title over two Spaniards, also representing Europe—Alejandro Sánchez and Aaron Vazquezz. Chile’s Nicolás Rubilar represented the highest-finishing driver from the Americas region in the final standings, while Japan’s Alejandro Sendra was on top of all competitors from the Asia-Pacific region.

The first week for qualifying kicked off with the start of 2025 Season 3, where each respective region competed at a venue within their area. Any iRacing member can compete in any of the regional races, regardless of where they reside, but in order to be eligible for an invitation to the Championship Series, drivers must provide the proper identification from the region they intend to represent, either with a Passport or ID card.

The Americas region battled it out all week at Lime Rock Park, while Asia-Pacific competitors took on the Tsukuba Circuit and Europe clashed at the Snetterton Circuit. While the Americas had the most participation, it was the Europe region with the highest Strength of Field (SoF) race for the week.

FIA F4 ESPORTS – AMERICA REGION

A total of 6,064 iRacing members registered for at least one event at Lime Rock Park last week. Chile’s Felipe Cabrera Loyola scored the most points in the SoF race in the Americas region, bringing home 251 points toward the championship. That race was run on June 17th, at 8:15 pm ET, and averaged a 4246 iRating among the competitors. While Ben R Hall represents Australia, they were the driver that won the most Lime Rock races last week, a total of 14, which was 64% of the races they entered.

FIA F4 Esports Regional Tour – America | Standings after Week 1 at Lime Rock Park:

Felipe Cabrera Loyola | Chile | 251 points | 1 win
Felipe Pujol Dantas | Brazil | 239 points | 0 wins
Kane Halliburton | Jamaica | 228 points | 0 wins
Victor Miranda | Brazil | 223 points | 1 win
Brian Lockwood | United States | 216 points | 0 wins
Felipe Juliato | Brazil | 212 points | 0 wins
Riccardo Tocu | Italy | 205 points | 0 wins
Flavio Dantas | Brazil | 203 points | 1 win
Ralph Benitez | Brazil | 200 points | 0 wins
Pablo Mercerat | Argentina | 197 points | 1 win
Andre Castro | United States | 193 points | 0 wins
Andrew Moran | United States | 193 points | 0 wins
Enzo Montecinos | Chile | 190 points | 0 wins
Ryan Oddo | United States | 186 points | 5 wins
Andre Garcia Nassutti | Brazil | 184 points | 0 wins

FIA F4 ESPORTS – ASIA-PACIFIC REGION

In the Asia-Pacific region, there were 4,578 members who took on Tsukuba Circuit last week. Shoma Shintani from Japan was the winner of the SoF race, scoring 265 points. That race took place at 20:30 AEST on June 17th, and the average iRating was set at 4485. Michal Zajac, despite representing Poland, won a whopping 24 times this week, or 89% of the races they signed up for.

FIA F4 Esports Regional Tour – Asia-Pacific | Standings after Week 1 at Tsukuba Circuit:

Shoma Shintani | Japan | 265 points | 1 win
Kody Deith | Australia | 253 points | 0 wins
Benjamin Roberts | Australia | 244 points | 1 win
Koki Ishino | Japan | 242 points | 1 win
Gianni M Lutzu | Australia | 231 points | 1 win
Zach Rattray-White | New Zealand | 230 points | 0 wins
Yuki Okonogi | Japan | 220 points | 0 wins
Deklan Webb | Australia | 216 points | 0 wins
Curtis C Webb | Australia | 209 points | 0 wins
Josh Purwien | Australia | 189 points | 0 wins
Kazuki Fujita | Japan | 187 points | 0 wins
Yuta Saito | Japan | 181 points | 0 wins
Jordi Slater | Australia | 176 points | 0 wins
Hayata Asaga | Japan | 176 points | 0 wins
Sota Kaneko | Japan | 163 points | 0 wins

FIA F4 ESPORTS – EUROPE REGION

The Europe region saw 3,257 members compete at Snetterton Circuit last week. Belgium’s Dries Van Langendonck won the highest SoF race of the week, on Tuesday, June 17th, in the 17:45 GMT session, the average iRating set at 7747 for the event. The United Kingdom’s Ben Page won the most races of the week, a total of nine, which was 56% of the races that they entered.

FIA F4 Esports Regional Tour – Europe | Standings after Week 1 at Snetterton Circuit:

Dries Van Langendonck | Belgium | 396 points | 2 wins
Henry IE Moore | United Kingdom | 378 points | 0 wins
Isaac Phelps | United Kingdom | 360 points | 1 win
Martin Kadlečík | Czechia | 360 points | 0 wins
Dan Amor | United Kingdom | 347 points | 0 wins
Pablo Espes | Spain | 327 points | 1 win
Alex O’Grady | Ireland | 324 points | 0 wins
Jesse Telkkälä | Finland | 310 points | 0 wins
Lewis Wherrell | United Kingdom | 294 points | 1 win
Gergő Báldi | Hungary | 279 points | 1 win
Graham Carroll| United Kingdom | 270 points | 0 wins
Björn Kok | Netherlands | 264 points | 0 wins
Aaron Vazquezz | Spain | 252 points | 0 wins
Hady-Noah Mimassi | United Kingdom | 251 points | 0 wins
Dani Moreno | Spain | 248 points | 0 wins

2025 iRacing Season 3, Week 2 Schedule:

America: Watkins Glen International – Boot
Asia-Pacific: Suzuka International Racing Course – Grand Prix
Europe: Red Bull Ring – Grand Prix

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