2024 FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup

Race details
Date	23–27 October
Official name	FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup
Location	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Spain
Course	Permanent circuit 4.005 km (2.489 mi)
Distance	Qualifying 20 minutes Race 1 20 minutes +1 lap Race 2 30 minutes +1 lap
Qualifying Race
Pole
Driver	Yevan David	Team Sri Lanka
Time	1:45.660
Fastest lap
Driver	Andrés Cárdenas	Team Peru
Time	1:35.064
Podium
First	Juan Cota
Second	Andrés Cárdenas
Third	Yevan David
Main Race
Pole
Driver	Juan Cota Alonso	Team Spain
Fastest lap
Driver	Andrés Cárdenas	Team Peru
Time	1:35.200
Medalists
	Juan Cota
	Andrés Cárdenas
	Reza Seewooruthun

The 2024 FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup was the second FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup, to be held at Circuit Paul Ricard, France on 23 to 27 October 2024. The race was contested with identical Formula 4 cars. The event was the part of the 2024 FIA Motorsport Games.

The event featured two 45-minute practice sessions on 25 October, with 20-minute Qualifying session on 26 October for the Qualifying race, while the Main race was held on 27 October.

All drivers utilized Tatuus F4-T421 cars, which were operated by F4 Spanish Championship teams.^[1]

Team	Federation	Entrant	No.	Drivers
Team Argentina	ACA	Campos Racing	1	Genaro Trappa
Team Luxembourg	ACL	Tecnicar Motorsport	2	Chester Kieffer
Team Qatar	QMMF	Drivex	3	Bader Al Sulaiti
Team Slovakia	SAMŠ	MP Motorsport	4	Matúš Ryba
Team Great Britain	Motorsport UK	Campos Racing	6	Reza Seewooruthun
Team Brazil	CBA	Drivex	7	Matheus Comparatto
Team Malta	MMF	GRS Team	8	Nicky Gauci
Team Serbia	AMSS	Tecnicar Motorsport	10	Andrija Kostić
Team Portugal	FPAK	Campos Racing	11	Francisco Macedo
Team Norway	KNA	Drivex	12	Olav Vaa
Team Japan	JAF	GRS Team	13	Tosei Moriyama
Team Hong Kong	HKAA	MP Motorsport	14	Kaishun Liu
Team Austria	ÖAMTC	Tecnicar Motorsport	15	Oscar Wurz
Team Chile	FADECH	—	16	Giovanni Ramírez Pino
Team Peru	TACP	Drivex	17	Andrés Cárdenas
Team Israel	ILAKA	GRS Team	18	Ariel Elkin
Team Spain	RFEDA	MP Motorsport	19	Juan Cota
Team Angola	FADM	Tecnicar Motorsport	20	Lorenzo Campos
Team Czech Republic	ACCR	Campos Racing	21	Max Karhan
Team Australia	Motorsport Australia	GRS Team	23	Griffin Peebles
Team Greece	FFSA[a]	MP Motorsport	24	Philippe Armand Karras
Team Sri Lanka	CMSC	Tecnicar Motorsport	25	Yevan David
Source:[3][4]

Pos.	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time	Gap	Grid
	19	Juan Cota	Team Spain	18	30:05.692	—	1
	17	Andrés Cárdenas	Team Peru	18	30:07.027	+ 1.335	2
	6	Reza Seewooruthun	Team Great Britain	18	30:09.086	+ 3.394	4
4	18	Ariel Elkin	Team Israel	18	30:13.884	+ 8.192	6
5	13	Tosei Moriyama	Team Japan	18	30:14.398	+ 8.706	7
6	2	Chester Kieffer	Team Luxembourg	18	30:15.795	+ 10.103	17
7	23	Griffin Peebles	Team Australia	18	30:16.321	+ 10.629 1	8
8	10	Andrija Kostić	Team Serbia	18	30:16.709	+ 11.017	12
9	4	Matúš Ryba	Team Slovakia	18	30:18.194	+ 12.502 1	5
10	11	Francisco Macedo	Team Portugal	18	30:22.601	+ 16.909 1	20
11	25	Yevan David	Team Sri Lanka	18	30:23.493	+ 17.801 2	3
12	12	Olav Vaa	Team Norway	18	30:28.552	+ 22.860	16
13	8	Nicky Gauci	Team Malta	18	30:32.241	+ 26.549	14
14	7	Matheus Comparatto	Team Brazil	18	30:32.698	+ 27.006 1	13
15	14	Liu Kaishun	Team Hong Kong	18	31:09.258	+ 1:03.556 2	18
NC	24	Philippe Armand Karras	Team Greece	2	Accident damage		10
NC	21	Max Karhan	Team Czech Republic	1	Collision		9
NC	15	Oscar Wurz	Team Austria	1	Accident damage		11
DSQ	1	Gino Trappa	Team Argentina	18	Track Limits 3		19
DSQ	3	Bader Al Sulaiti	Team Qatar	18	Track Limits 3		21
DSQ	20	Lorenzo Campos	Team Angola	18	Track Limits 3		15
Fastest lap: Andrés Cárdenas ( Team Peru) – 1:35.200 (Lap 8)
Source:[5]

Notes

• ^1 Peebles, Ryba, Macedo and Comparatto were all penalized 5 seconds for exceeding track limits.
• ^2 David and Liu were penalized 15 seconds for exceeding track limits.
• ^3 Trappa, Al Sulaiti and Campos were Disqualified after too many track limit penalties.

• Official website