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OFFLINE UPCOMING 2026 SEASON SOLO

Malta National F4 Championship 2026

5 rounds · 1 completed

NEXT ROUND
Round 2 — Imola
5 Sep 2026
2026 Season
5 Rounds
€5,000 Prize Pool
iRacing Platform
5,000

Paid out at every round, with a season-end bonus to the overall top three.

Every Round

€40
2
€60
1
€30
3
4th to 10th €10 each
Paid every round · 5 rounds

Overall Bonus

€1,250
2
€2,000
1
€750
3
Season standings top 3
Awarded once, at season end
R1
Spa 1 Aug
R2 Next
Imola 5 Sep
R3
Red Bull Ring 19 Sep
R4
Watkins Glen 3 Oct
R5
Silverstone 31 Oct

The Malta National F4 Championship 2026 is single-make Formula 4 racing on iRacing, run on the free FIA F4 car so the season comes down to pure pace and racecraft.

Entry is through a free two-phase qualifier on iRacing. The first phase is a time attack at Snetterton: the fastest four qualify directly and, with the 2025 National Champion as a wildcard, make up the first five drivers. The second phase is a 20 minute race, where the top five proceed to the championship.

The championship is hosted live at the WPR venue over five rounds. The €5,000 prize pool is paid out across the top ten at every round, and again to the overall top three at the end of the season. Open to Maltese citizens and Maltese resident card holders, ages 12 and over. Finalists who reach the championship pay a €165 entry fee.

Commentary Team

On the Mic

Jake Sparey
Lead CommentatorJake Sparey

An 11 year esports commentator, Jake has been the defacto voice for a generation of moments with World Pro Racing and beyond. His style of passion and excitement has engaged people universally and has led to him to real world commentary, becoming the voice of the Royal Drift Series in China.

Race Control

Officials

Adrian Figallo
Race DirectorAdrian Figallo

Adrian fulfils a variety of roles within motorsport. Primarily, serving as a steward, race director, and drifting judge and a race director in sim racing. Additionally, he holds membership in both the officials commission and karting commission.

Matthew Scerri
StewardMatthew Scerri

Matthew fulfils a variety of roles within motorsport. He served as an Assistant Race Director and Steward, contributes to the development of sporting regulations, and specialises in motorsport timing systems and timekeeping operations. In addition, he remains an active competitor in both sim racing and karting.

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