JEDDAH – With just seven days remaining before the opening race, the 2026 Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship is set to return with an expanded driver lineup, a regional schedule and a comprehensive motorsport program designed to bring fans closer to emerging racing talent. Season 3 will begin at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit from 1–3 October, featuring 18 drivers representing nine teams.
Competitors will drive identical Tatuus T‑421 – Abarth F4 Gen2 cars. The single‑make format emphasizes driver skill, racecraft and consistency throughout the season. The championship is organized by Altawkilat Motorsport, with the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation serving as the sport’s regulatory body.
Participating teams include Cyberani by Aramco Digital, iCONNA by Aramco Digital, Zahid, SDEC, My Car, Caraagy and PEAX. Regional drivers slated to compete are Saudi drivers Faris Organji and Abdullah Kamel, Jordan’s Hamza Al‑Fayez and Lebanon’s Georges Nasser, underscoring the series’ role in providing Arab drivers with experience in single‑seaters and an international professional environment.
The 2026 calendar comprises six rounds across Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The first four events will be held in Jeddah, followed by the final two at Lusail International Circuit in Qatar. The full schedule is:
- Round 1 – 1–3 October
- Round 2 – 7–8 October
- Round 3 – 31 October – 2 November
- Round 4 – 6–7 November
- Round 5 – 7–9 December
- Round 6 – 13–14 December
Each race weekend will also showcase a variety of supporting categories and experiences, offering a full‑day motorsport program for fans of all ages. Highlights include the Motor Mania Track Challenge, Motor Mania GT Exhibition, Ladies Cup, BMW M Cup and American Muscle, blending junior single‑seaters with high‑energy track action and community entertainment.
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