The British F4 Esports Championship is back for 2025, promising a capacity grid filled with some of the quickest sim racers in the world.
Using iRacing as its platform of choice, British F4 Esports has consistently been one of the most competitive sim racing series around the globe since its inception in 2022, and has enjoyed patronage from top Formula 1-aligned outfits like the official Aston Martin, Williams and Ferrari esports teams.
Last season, Ferrari’s Graham Carroll took the Drivers’ title while Guild Esports claimed the Teams’ crown. Although the identity of 2025’s teams and drivers has yet to be revealed, we do know for certain that Guild will not be returning to defend its championship victory, given that the team closed down last month.
Cash prize pool returns
The entry list still boasts 32 cars; however, with a £5,000 prize pool available to the top three teams (£2,500 for first place, £1,500 for second place and £1,000 for third place).
As well as cash prizes, the top three teams in the Motorsport UK-supported series will also receive a full day of single-seater simulator use thanks to the championship’s official partner, Base Performance Simulators, with an engineer on hand to evaluate and support the teams.
The winning team will also receive four hospitality tickets to a 2026 Wera Tools British F4 Championship round of their choice.
However, the driver with the most pole positions will receive a Base Performance Simulators Fw-1 Steering Wheel and accompanying DDU.
The first round kicks off on the 24th of September at Donington Park GP, and will run alongside the UK FF1600 Esports Cup support category, with every race broadcast live.
Stay tuned for more updates on the British F4 Esports Championship, with teams and driver announcements expected soon.
2025 British F4 Esports Championship calendar (same as UK FF1600)
Partners
- Official Partner – Base Performance Simulators
- Media Partner – Traxion
- Sporting Partner – World Sim Racing
Prizes
£5,000 prize pool
- £2,500 for the winning team
- £1,500 for the second-place team
- £1,000 for the third-place team
Base Performance Simulators prize
- The top three teams receive one full day of single-seater simulator use at Base Performance Simulators alongside an engineer
2025 Wera Tools British F4 Championship Hospitality
- Winning Team receives x4 hospitality tickets to a 2025 Wera Tools British F4 Championship Round of their choice
Pole Position Award Presented by BPS
- The driver with the most pole positions in the season wins a BPS Fw-1 Steering Wheel and a BPS DDU
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