Round 2 of Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship Begins Wednesday at Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – 5 October 2026: The 2026 Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, certified by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), returns to Jeddah Corniche Circuit Wednesday, 7 October, for the start of Round 2 of Season 3.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – 5 October 2026: The 2026 Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, certified by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), returns to Jeddah Corniche Circuit Wednesday, 7 October, for the start of Round 2 of Season 3. The round will feature 15 drivers representing eight teams and will continue until Thursday, 8 October. The championship is organised by ALTAWKILAT Motorsport, with the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation serving as sporting regulator.
Round 2 follows a competitive start to the season, which saw Welsh driver Archie Owen of 7.23 Racing win Race 1, before Austrian driver Marlon Bayer of Wrap & Fly claimed victory in Race 2. The opening round featured close competition at the front of the field, with several drivers exchanging positions across both races.
After the conclusion of Round 1, Archie Owen leads the overall driver standings with 40 points, level on points with Marlon Bayer, who sits second, while Harrison Mackie is third with 36 points, reflecting the close nature of the competition ahead of Round 2.
Overall driver standings after Round 1 of the 2026 Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship:
- Archie Owen – 40 points
- Marlon Bayer – 40 points
- Harrison Mackie – 36 points
- Lucas Nanji – 22 points
- Amin Kara Osman – 20 points
- Isaac Seah – 18 points
- Zakaria Doleh – 8 points
- Devin Walz – 6 points
- Veer Chopra – 6 points
- Hamza Alfayez – 4 points
Drivers compete in identical Tatuus T421 – Abarth Formula 4 Gen2 cars, placing driver skill and race management at the heart of the competition. Saudi participation continues in Round 2 with Abdullah Kamel and Faris Organji competing as part of an international grid of young talent.
Round 2 begins on Wednesday, 7 October, with Free Practice 1 for the Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship at 2:00 PM, followed by Qualifying 1 at 4:50 PM, before Race 1 takes place at 8:30 PM and the podium ceremony at 9:10 PM. The day’s programme will also include the Ladies Cup, with the first session at 3:00 PM and the second session at 5:30 PM.
Competition continues on Thursday, 8 October, with Free Practice 2 at 2:00 PM, followed by Qualifying 2 at 4:50 PM, before Race 2, the final race of the round, takes place at 8:45 PM and the podium ceremony at 9:25 PM. Thursday’s programme will also feature Motor Mania GT, with the first session at 3:00 PM and the second session at 6:00 PM.
Alongside the on-track competition, Round 2 will offer a complete fan experience through the fan zone, interactive activities, paddock atmosphere and a range of food and beverage options. Ticket prices start from SAR 25 and include access to the pit lane, paddock and fan zone, with complimentary entry for children under the age of 10.
Round 2 marks the second of six rounds in the 2026 season. The championship will return to Jeddah Corniche Circuit for Round 3 from 31 October to 2 November, followed by Round 4 on 6-7 November, before moving to Lusail International Circuit in Qatar for Round 5 from 7-9 December and the sixth and final round on 13-14 December.
Tickets for Round 2 are available in limited quantities through Webook:
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About the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation
Founded in 2006, the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation represents the Kingdom at leading international motorsport bodies, including the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme and the Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens. The federation is responsible for organising and developing automobile and motorcycle sport locally and internationally by implementing regulations, rules and safety standards, while supporting national talent and enhancing competitive performance.
The federation also contributes to hosting and organising major international events in the Kingdom, including Formula 1, Formula E, the Dakar Rally, the World Rally Championship and other championships, further strengthening Saudi Arabia’s position as a global motorsport destination.
About ALTAWKILAT Motorsport
ALTAWKILAT Motorsport, the motorsport division of ALTAWKILAT, is dedicated to building a thriving motorsport ecosystem with a clear pathway for emerging talent both on and off the track. As one of the Kingdom’s first officially registered motorsport teams, its heritage is defined by a pioneering spirit, unwavering determination and a relentless drive to push performance to new heights. Its commitment goes beyond developing drivers, focusing on the wide range of careers that motorsport creates, from engineering and mechanics to event management, media and operations. Whether on the circuit or in rallying, ALTAWKILAT Motorsport is committed to opening doors for the champions of tomorrow, supported by a new generation of skilled Saudi professionals.
About the Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship
The Aramco F4 Saudi Arabian Championship is the Kingdom’s first FIA-certified national single-seater championship and operates under the sporting regulations of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation (SAMF). Featuring an international grid, all drivers compete in identical Tatuus T421 – Abarth F4 Gen2 cars, ensuring a level playing field where performance is determined by talent, skill and racecraft.
Each driver benefits from a comprehensive support programme covering technical development, skills development and media training. Off-track talent is also supported through targeted development programmes designed to provide equal and inclusive opportunities for male and female participants across technical, engineering, race operations, commercial and marketing disciplines.
Created to inspire, support and develop the next generation of Saudi and international racing talent, the championship provides a safe, highly competitive and globally recognised platform for aspiring drivers to develop their skills and progress in the world of motorsport.
