MOZA Racing Powers the Return of the FIA F4 Global Esports Championship in 2025

Following a successful inaugural season in 2024, the FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA is slated to return with a bigger prize pool later this year. Returning later this year with a larger $35,000 prize pool, the championship will bring together the world’s best sim racing talent for four thrilling events across eight rounds—all broadcast live on iRacing’s official channels.

The inaugural season marked a defining moment for competitive sim racing. European standout Luke McKeown claimed the overall title, edging out fellow Europeans Alejandro Sánchez and Aaron Vazquezz, while Nicolás Rubilar (Chile) and Alejandro Sendra (Japan) led the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions respectively. The global scope and competitive intensity of the series mirrored everything MOZA stands for—precision, accessibility, and performance without compromise.

At MOZA Racing, our mission is to support the next generation of racing talent by providing professional-grade hardware that brings realism and immersion to every corner. The FIA F4 Global Esports Championship is the perfect platform to showcase just how far sim racing has come—and where it’s headed.

The relationship between iRacing and the FIA began in mid-2023, and since then, tens of thousands of 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 dozens of 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.

As it was last season, all iRacing members will be able to qualify for the FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA by running in iRacing’s FIA F4 Regional Tour series during 2025 Season 3, which kicks off in mid-June. The top 10 eligible drivers in championship standings across each of the Regional Tour series will be invited to compete in the Championship. 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.

Doubleheader events have been scheduled for October 25th, November 8th, November 22nd, and the finale on December 6th. These events will be scheduled for the first server to open at 18:40 GMT with 15 minute races at each track to follow a slate of practice and qualifying.

MOZA Racing is proud to play a key role in this evolving chapter of esports racing. As sim racing continues to break down the barriers to motorsport, we’re committed to delivering the tools that empower racers to perform at their best—whether they’re chasing a global title or their first podium finish.

We can’t wait to see the world’s top talent return to the grid later this year. The road to the FIA F4 Global Esports Championship starts now.

Track selections for each event will be 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.

To learn more about MOZA Racing’s ecosystem of professional sim racing gear, visit www.mozaracing.com.

For more information on iRacing, visit https://www.iracing.com/fia-f4-global-esports-championship-presented-by-moza-returns-in-october/.