2026 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA season begins October 31st

The FIA F4 Global Esports Championship returns this weekend, and 30 drivers across three regions around the globe are set to battle for their share of the returning prize pool of $35,000 in the 2026 campaign. MOZA Racing returns as the presenting sponsor of the series.

As it goes in this championship, the competition qualified into the series through the FIA F4 Regional Tour series during iRacing Season 3, which started in June. Three regions in the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe ran 12 weeks of competition, open to all iRacing members, with each region’s venues making up their unique schedules.

Those in the Americas would have to conquer tracks such as Miami and Mexico City, while Asia Pacific battled at tracks such as Adelaide and Fuji. Europe would also have a broad range of venues which included Imola, Mugello, Portimão, and the Nürburgring, just to name a few.

The roster is composed of 30 drivers, with 10 drivers representing each of the three regions, selected from the final standings of the Regional Tours. Last season, it was Henry Moore from the United Kingdom, representing the European region, who claimed the title. He’s back again this season, and will be sporting the coveted No. 1 on his car through the championship calendar. In fact, all three of the podium points finishers, including Dan Amor and Isaac Phelps, also from the Europe region, will be back to contest the championship again in 2026.

2026 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA Roster

The relationship between iRacing and the FIA began in mid-2023, and since then, nearly 100,000 drivers have taken to the track in the virtual F4 machine, honing their skills as they begin to work their way into real-world racing. Series like our three FIA F4 Regional Tours, which focus on tracks within specific regions of the world, provide racers with a sim experience that reflects the start of a racer’s real-world journey.

In addition, iRacing has worked with over 80 FIA national sporting authorities (ASNs) to provide account support to sim racing newcomers around the world, as well as helping to create numerous national championship series.

This season, the purse returns at $35,000, with the champion slated to bring home $15,000. While practice is a common key to success in many professional settings, part of the allure of the FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA is that these 30 drivers won’t have any knowledge of where they are set to compete until 24 hours prior to the competition.

Doubleheader events have been scheduled for October 31st, November 7th, November 14th, and the finale on November 21st. These events will be scheduled as double header events, with separate 15 minute races at each track to follow a slate of practice and qualifying. Drivers will also compete with fixed setups, ensuring an equal playing field for all.

The opening round kicks off on Saturday, October 31st, at 19:00 GMT, or 3:00 p.m. ET. Every race will be broadcast live across all of iRacing’s social media channels.

For more information on MOZA Racing, visit  mozaracing.com.
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