• Luwive Sambudla leads F4 Championship


• A historic victory for 15-year-old Aaron Mehta


• A historic victory for 15-year-old Aaron Mehta

Indian Racing Festival: FIA level racing events are making a comeback at Buddha International Circuit after 13 years. The 'F4 Indian Championship' and the 'Indian Racing League' (IRL) will be held in Greater Noida on October 31 and November 1 through the Indian Racing Festival (IRF). The fourth round of the F4 Championship and the second round of the Indian Racing League in the 2026 season will be held here.

Buddh International Circuit, which previously hosted Formula One Indian Grand Prix and Moto GP India, will once again experience the thrill of fast racing. The 5.125 km long track holds an important place in the history of Indian motorsports. Fans in Delhi-NCR will get a chance to experience the thrill of racing on this international standard circuit.

Luwive Sambudla leads F4 Championship

After the third round at the Madras International Circuit, the battle for the title in the F4 Indian Championship has become more colorful. Goa Aces JA Racing's Luvive Sambudla performed brilliantly in Chennai. He started the race from sixth position and won the first two races, finishing third in the third race.

On the strength of this performance, Sambud has reached the top position in the points table with 138 points. He is 21 points ahead of Aris Siriaku of Kitchaj Kings Bangalore. Speed ​​Devils Delhi's Ntiyiso Mabunda also put in a consistent performance to finish second in all three races in Chennai. He finished second after starting from tenth place in the first race. His performance attracted everyone's attention.

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A historic victory for 15-year-old Aaron Mehta

Kolkata Royal Tigers' Aaron Mehta started from pole position to win the third race. He beat Ntiyiso Mabunda by just 0.546 seconds. At the age of 15 years, six months and six days, Aaron became the youngest winner in Indian F4 history.

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A look at the second round of the Indian Racing League

The Indian Racing League is also all set for the second round at the Buddh International Circuit. In this round, all teams and drivers will be striving to strengthen their position in the points table by performing at their best on the track. So the racing weekend of 31st October and 1st November is expected to be exciting for the fans.