2026 Chinese F4 | Round 6: Zhuhai | Shagaliev crowned champion by nine points as Chan claims double victory

Timur Shagaliev secured the 2026 FIA F4 Chinese Championship title during Round 6 at Zhuhai International Circuit, finishing nine points ahead of Kimi Chan after the pair claimed two victories apiece across the season-ending weekend.

Shagaliev entered the finale with an 18-point advantage following a difficult Round 5 at Hunan International Circuit, where Chan had reduced the championship gap through two victories. However, the Asia Racing Team RFN driver responded with both pole positions and wins in Races 1 and 3, securing the title before the final contest.

Chan remained competitive throughout the weekend, winning both reversed-grid races for CHAMP Academy to finish the season with nine victories, three more than Shagaliev. Yu Yan also enjoyed a successful finale, collecting four podium finishes to secure third in the Drivers’ Championship.

The Teams’ Championship produced an equally close conclusion. CHAMP Academy and Black Blade Racing finished level on 554 points, but CHAMP secured the title on countback, having claimed 12 race victories compared with Black Blade’s four. Asia Racing Team RFN completed the top three on 549 points, leaving only five points separating the championship’s leading three teams.

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Qualifying 1: Shagaliev takes pole ahead of Chan

Shagaliev began the final weekend strongly during Friday’s opening qualifying session at the 4.318km Zhuhai International Circuit, recording a 1:38.966 to secure pole position for Race 1. The championship leader set his fastest lap on his third attempt, establishing a 0.383-second advantage over Chan.

The CHAMP Academy driver qualified second with a 1:39.349, while Yu placed third for Black Blade Racing, just 0.080s behind Chan. Sun Anzhe impressed on his Chinese F4 debut by securing fourth for Black Blade Junior Team, ahead of CHAMP Academy’s Zhao Zijun.

Chen Sicong led the CFGP category from sixth overall with a 1:39.875, followed by Lao Min Hao in seventh. Josh Feng, Chow Chun Shing and Chen Zhuyuan completed the top ten, with less than 1.5 seconds separating the leading ten drivers.

Viktor Turkin was the fastest Master competitor in 13th, recording a 1:40.629 for Blackjack Racing RFN. Yang Kaiwen initially set a 1:40.628 but was subsequently disqualified from the session, while Patrick Tsang did not participate.

Shagaliev’s pole position provided an important early advantage as he attempted to protect his championship lead following Chan’s strong performances at Hunan.

Qualifying 1 Results: Positions 1–13

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 1:38.966
2. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +0.383
3. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +0.463
4. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +0.719
5. #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +0.838
6. #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — +0.909
7. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — +0.998
8. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +1.071
9. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — +1.168
10. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — +1.466
11. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +1.469
12. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +1.504
13. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +1.663

Qualifying 1 Results: Positions 14–26

14. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — +1.817
15. #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +2.006
16. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — +2.052
17. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — +2.068
18. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — +2.119
19. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +2.196
20. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +2.280
21. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +2.369
22. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +2.844
23. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +2.853
24. #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing — +3.053
25. #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +3.231
26. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +5.860

DSQ: #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — 1:40.628

DNS: #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Qualifying 2: Shagaliev completes pole position double

The second qualifying session produced an even closer contest, but Shagaliev once again emerged fastest. The Asia Racing Team RFN driver recorded a 1:38.986 on his fourth lap, completing a double pole position performance and strengthening his chances of securing the championship during Sunday’s third race.

However, Chen Sicong came within 0.045s of denying him the fastest time. The Black Blade Racing driver qualified second with a 1:39.031, securing the CFGP pole position and placing himself ahead of several leading F4 contenders.

Sun continued his impressive debut weekend by qualifying third, just 0.451s behind Shagaliev. Chan followed in fourth with a 1:39.598, while Feng completed the top five ahead of Yu. Lao, Liu Shangqing, Zhang and Chen Zhuyuan rounded out the leading ten.

Turkin again topped the Master classification, qualifying 11th overall, while Jiang Wei followed in 13th.

Zhao endured a considerably more difficult session after qualifying fifth earlier in the afternoon. The CHAMP Academy driver recorded a 1:43.591, leaving him 26th and facing a challenging recovery.

With both pole positions secured, Shagaliev had established a strong foundation for the championship-deciding races.

Qualifying 2 Results: Positions 1–13

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 1:38.986
2. #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — +0.045
3. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +0.451
4. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +0.612
5. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +0.756
6. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +0.791
7. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — +0.806
8. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — +1.007
9. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +1.096
10. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — +1.186
11. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +1.317
12. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — +1.336
13. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — +1.477

Qualifying 2 Results: Positions 14–27

14. #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +1.743
15. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — +1.830
16. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +1.841
17. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +1.935
18. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +2.026
19. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — +2.062
20. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +2.137
21. #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — +2.235
22. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +2.276
23. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +2.539
24. #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +2.648
25. #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing — +2.870
26. #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +4.605
27. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +5.946

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Race 1: Shagaliev extends title lead with fifth victory

Shagaliev converted his pole position into victory during Saturday’s opening race, controlling the 18-lap contest to claim his fifth win of the season. The Asia Racing Team RFN driver maintained his advantage from the start, although the battle behind him created several changes among his closest championship rivals.

Chan initially lost positions to Yu and Chen Sicong during the opening exchanges, dropping from second on the grid. However, he recovered to third after overtaking Chen, allowing him to remain within reach of the championship leader.

Yu established himself as Shagaliev’s closest challenger and maintained pressure throughout the race. Despite remaining within striking distance, the Black Blade Racing driver could not find a way past, eventually crossing the line just 0.462s behind the winner.

Chan completed the podium another 0.982s behind, while Sun impressed on his debut by finishing fourth. Chen Sicong secured the CFGP victory from fifth overall, followed by Chen Zhuyuan and Feng.

Lao finished eighth and second in CFGP, with Zhao and Zhang completing the top ten. Turkin claimed the Master victory in 14th.

Shagaliev’s victory increased his advantage over Chan, placing further pressure on the CHAMP Academy driver before the reversed-grid contest.

Race 1 Results: Positions 1–13

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 18 laps — 35:12.402
2. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +0.462
3. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +1.444
4. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +1.744
5. #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — +5.079
6. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — +5.711
7. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +6.182
8. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — +7.380
9. #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +8.661
10. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +13.762
11. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — +14.242
12. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +14.689
13. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +15.398

Race 1 Results: Positions 14–25

14. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +15.599
15. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +16.725
16. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +16.853
17. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — +17.935
18. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — +19.515
19. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +20.138
20. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — +20.668
21. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — +20.967
22. #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing — +21.259
23. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +22.644
24. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +23.480
25. #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +1:02.141

DNF: #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — 15 laps

DNF: #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — 15 laps

DNF: #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 13 laps

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Race 2: Chan wins dramatic reversed-grid contest

The second race produced a considerably more unpredictable contest as the reversed-grid format reshuffled the starting order. Ethan Bohong Liu initially lined up on pole, but several drivers ran wide during the opening corners, prompting an early Safety Car intervention. Liu lost positions in the confusion, allowing Zhao to inherit the lead after starting fourth.

At the restart, Zhao maintained his advantage while Liu Shangqing came under pressure from Chan. The CHAMP Academy driver had already gained seven positions and moved past Liu at Turn 4 before turning his attention towards the leader.

Another Safety Car period followed a multi-car collision at Turn 4 involving Qi Diqin, Chen Zhuyuan and Yang Kaiwen. When racing resumed, Chan immediately challenged Zhao, completing the move for first at Turn 3. Shagaliev also passed Zhao shortly afterwards, moving into second as he attempted to limit his rival’s championship gains.

A subsequent collision between Zhao and Liu Shangqing brought out another Safety Car, preventing further meaningful racing before the chequered flag.

Chan secured his eighth victory of the season by just 0.317s over Shagaliev, with Yu completing the podium. Sun followed in fourth, while Yang Peng claimed the CFGP victory from fifth overall.

Turkin secured another Master victory in eighth, with only 19 drivers classified after a race featuring several incidents and retirements.

Race 2 Results: Positions 1–10

1. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — 12 laps — 34:53.597
2. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +0.317
3. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +0.913
4. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +1.255
5. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +1.788
6. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +2.303
7. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +3.096
8. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +3.327
9. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — +3.757
10. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +4.807

Race 2 Results: Positions 11–19

11. #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing — +5.792
12. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — +6.539
13. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +7.251
14. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +7.639
15. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — +8.136
16. #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +8.667
17. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — +10.545
18. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +12.887
19. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +14.338

DNF: #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — 9 laps

DNF: #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — 9 laps

DNF: #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — 5 laps

DNF: #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — 3 laps

DNF: #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 3 laps

DNF: #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — 3 laps

DNF: #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — 0 laps

DNF: #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — 0 laps

DNS: #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Race 3: Shagaliev secures championship with sixth victory

Shagaliev entered Sunday’s opening race knowing that another strong performance could secure the championship before the finale. Starting from pole, he maintained the lead through the opening corners, although a multi-car incident involving Wang Zejun brought the race to an early halt.

Wang’s car overturned following contact near the opening corners, prompting officials to display the red flag. Marshals attended the incident, and the Pointer Racing driver emerged from the car without injury.

Following the restart, Shagaliev retained the lead ahead of Chen Sicong, Sun and Chan. Yu subsequently gained positions during the opening stages, challenging Feng and Lao before moving into contention for the podium.

A further Safety Car period followed when Ken Chow became stranded in the gravel near Turn 9 while battling Andy Law. With approximately six minutes remaining, the interruption reduced the time available for the leading drivers to challenge Shagaliev.

Racing resumed with just over two minutes left, but the championship leader maintained his advantage and secured his sixth victory by 0.350s over Sun, who claimed his first Chinese F4 podium during his debut weekend. Yu finished third, while Chan could manage only fourth.

The result extended Shagaliev’s championship advantage to 34 points, securing the 2026 Drivers’ title with one race remaining. Chen Sicong completed the top five and claimed the CFGP victory, while Jiang Wei won the Master category.

Race 3 Results: Positions 1–11

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 15 laps — 29:40.002
2. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +0.350
3. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +2.124
4. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +4.480
5. #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — +5.397
6. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — +6.012
7. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +6.683
8. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — +7.208
9. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +9.236
10. #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +9.783
11. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — +11.030

Race 3 Results: Positions 12–22

12. #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — +14.273
13. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +15.033
14. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — +19.401
15. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +19.760
16. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +20.772
17. #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +21.854
18. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +22.835
19. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +26.398
20. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +27.844
21. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +40.251
22. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +59.612

DNF: #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — 13 laps

DNF: #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — 9 laps

DNS: #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy

DNS: #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport

DNS: #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing

DNS: #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing

2026 Chinese F4: Zhuhai: Race 4: Chan concludes season with ninth victory

Although Shagaliev had already secured the Drivers’ Championship, Chan remained determined to end his campaign with another victory. The final reversed-grid race began with Yang Kaiwen on pole, but Liu Shangqing moved ahead at Turn 3 during the opening lap.

Chan made an exceptional start from ninth, gaining seven positions to move into second before completing the opening lap. He immediately began pressuring Liu and took the lead at Turn 3 on lap three, establishing himself at the front of the field.

Behind him, newly crowned champion Shagaliev made contact with Chen Sicong at Turn 1, forcing both drivers to retire. The incident brought out the Safety Car and ended Shagaliev’s campaign after only two laps.

Chan retained his advantage when racing resumed and gradually extended the gap, eventually crossing the line 5.056s ahead of Yu to secure his ninth victory of the season. Liu completed the podium, claiming his and T-1 Racing’s first top-three finish of the championship.

Zhao recovered from his difficult qualifying and Race 3 absence to finish fourth, ahead of Feng. Qian Fanghang secured the CFGP victory from sixth overall, while Turkin completed a successful weekend with another Master class win.

Despite Chan’s double victory, Shagaliev’s earlier success ensured the championship remained in his hands by nine points.

Race 4 Results: Positions 1–11

1. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — 17 laps — 32:26.972
2. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — +5.056
3. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — +6.108
4. #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — +13.753
5. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — +18.259
6. #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — +20.235
7. #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — +20.994
8. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — +21.800
9. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — +22.426
10. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +24.887
11. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — +26.937

Race 4 Results: Positions 12–21

12. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — +27.271
13. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — +34.350
14. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — +34.421
15. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — +34.678
16. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — +34.970
17. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — +39.336
18. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +39.798
19. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — +1:10.427
20. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — +1 lap
21. #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — +3 laps

DNF: #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — 8 laps

DNF: #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — 2 laps

DNF: #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 2 laps

DNF: #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — 2 laps

DNS: #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy

DNS: #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing

DNS: #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing

Championship standings after Round 6

Zhuhai brought an end to one of the closest title battles in Chinese F4 history, with Shagaliev securing the Drivers’ Championship by just nine points after a season characterised by several significant changes in momentum.

The Russian entered the finale with 306 points, having recovered from a 13-point deficit to establish a 47-point advantage during Round 4 at Chengdu. However, Chan’s double victory at Hunan reduced the gap to only 18 points, ensuring that the championship remained undecided heading into Zhuhai.

Shagaliev responded with two pole positions and victories in Races 1 and 3, adding 68 points before his retirement in the finale. Chan scored 77 through two victories, third in Race 1 and fourth in Race 3, but ultimately finished nine points behind.

Yu enjoyed another successful weekend, collecting 66 points to secure third in the championship on 305. Chen Sicong completed the top four with 249, followed by Chen Zhuyuan on 210.

Zhao finishes sixth on 189, while Feng takes seventh with 175. Yuanyang Zeshi remains eighth despite missing Zhuhai, with Lao and Zhang completing the top ten.

Overall Drivers’ Championship standings: Positions 1–18

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 374 points
2. #28 Kimi Chan — F4 — CHAMP Academy — 365
3. #32 Yu Yan — F4 — Black Blade Racing — 305
4. #63 Chen Sicong — CFGP — Black Blade Racing — 249
5. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — 210
6. #67 Zhao Zijun — F4 — CHAMP Academy — 189
7. #17 Josh Feng — F4 — Asia Racing Team RFN — 175
8. #23 Yuanyang Zeshi — CFGP — Pointer Racing — 75
9. #15 Lao Min Hao — CFGP — Kai Fei Academy — 69
10. #25 Zhang Jun — CFGP — Black Blade GP — 67
11. #37 Liu Shangqing — F4 — T-1 Racing — 52
12. #66 Sun Anzhe — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — 43
13. #33 Andy Law — Master — Kai Fei Racing — 33
14. #9 Shi Wei — CFGP — SHE Power Racing — 31
15. #57 Qi Diqin — CFGP — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 28
16. #96 Ken Chow — Master — CHAMP Motorsport — 16
17. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CFGP — CHAMP Motorsport — 14
18. #68 Viktor Turkin — Master — Blackjack Racing RFN — 12

Overall Drivers’ Championship standings: Positions 19–35

19. #8 Yang Peng — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — 11
20. #3 Liu Taiji — CFGP — Pointer Racing — 10
21. #12 Qian Fanghang — CFGP — Black Blade Academy — 9
22. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — F4 — Asia Racing Team — 8
23. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — CFGP — Venom Motorsport — 8
24. #36 Yang Kaiwen — CFGP — Asia Racing Team — 6
25. #19 Tu Yate — CFGP — GYT Racing — 6
26. #99 Jiang Wei — Master — Black Blade GP — 5
27. #10 Vernice Lao — F4 — Blackjack Racing RFN — 4
28. #7 Wang Zejun — CFGP — Pointer Racing — 1
29. #1 Tian Feng — Master — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 1
30. #22 Huang Chujian — CFGP — Blackjack Racing RFN — 1
31. #2 Patrick Tsang — Master — Kai Fei Racing — 0
32. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — F4 — Black Blade Junior Team — 0
33. #72 Yu Haoxi — F4 — Kai Fei Academy — 0
34. #61 Han Ying Fu — Master — Yingli Motorsport Club — 0
35. Cheng Meng — CFGP — Black Blade GP — 0

Teams’ Championship standings

The Teams’ Championship produced another dramatic contest at Zhuhai, with CHAMP Academy overturning Black Blade Racing’s narrow advantage to secure the title on countback.

Black Blade entered the finale with 468 points, five ahead of CHAMP and ten clear of Asia Racing Team RFN. However, the performances of Chan and Zhao allowed CHAMP to close the gap, while Black Blade continued scoring strongly through Yu and Chen Sicong.

Both teams ultimately finished the season with 554 points, but CHAMP secured the championship through its superior victory count. Chan’s nine wins contributed significantly to the team’s total of 12, compared with four for Black Blade Racing.

Asia Racing Team RFN finished just five points behind the leading pair on 549. Shagaliev’s championship-winning campaign and Feng’s consistent contributions kept the team firmly involved throughout the final round.

Blackjack Racing RFN finished fourth with 227, followed by Pointer Racing on 113 and Black Blade GP on 72. Kai Fei Academy completed the leading seven on 69, ahead of T-1 Racing, Black Blade Junior Team and Kai Fei Motorsport.

Teams’ Championship standings

1. CHAMP Academy — 554 points
2. Black Blade Racing — 554
3. Asia Racing Team RFN — 549
4. Blackjack Racing RFN — 227
5. Pointer Racing — 113
6. Black Blade GP — 72
7. Kai Fei Academy — 69
8. T-1 Racing — 52
9. Black Blade Junior Team — 43
10. Kai Fei Motorsport — 34

Class standings after Round 6

The three class championships also concluded at Zhuhai, with the F4, CFGP and Master categories producing different title battles throughout the final weekend.

F4 class standings

Shagaliev secured the F4 class title alongside the overall Drivers’ Championship, finishing five points ahead of Chan after their closely contested Zhuhai performances.

The Asia Racing Team RFN driver entered the finale with a 14-point class advantage following Hunan and added 68 points through two victories and second in Race 2. Although his retirement prevented him from scoring in the finale, the earlier results were sufficient to retain the lead.

Chan collected 77 class points, reducing the gap considerably through his two victories. However, his fourth-place F4 result in Race 3 ultimately prevented him from overturning Shagaliev’s advantage.

Yu finished third after collecting 66 points during the weekend, extending his advantage over Chen Zhuyuan, who completed the season fourth.

Feng secured fifth, ahead of Zhao and Liu Shangqing. Sun finished eighth after an impressive debut weekend that included his maiden podium.

1. #27 Timur Shagaliev — Asia Racing Team RFN — 389 points
2. #28 Kimi Chan — CHAMP Academy — 384
3. #32 Yu Yan — Black Blade Racing — 337
4. #18 Chen Zhuyuan — Blackjack Racing RFN — 273
5. #17 Josh Feng — Asia Racing Team RFN — 243
6. #67 Zhao Zijun — CHAMP Academy — 212
7. #37 Liu Shangqing — T-1 Racing — 118
8. #66 Sun Anzhe — Black Blade Junior Team — 48
9. #21 Héloïse Reyna Goldberg — Asia Racing Team — 23
10. #10 Vernice Lao — Blackjack Racing RFN — 20
11. #95 Ethan Bohong Liu — Black Blade Junior Team — 20
12. #72 Yu Haoxi — Kai Fei Academy — 11

CFGP class standings

Chen Sicong completed the CFGP championship with a commanding advantage after another strong weekend for Black Blade Racing. The driver entered Zhuhai with 405 class points, having established a substantial lead through consistent performances and several victories during the previous rounds.

He continued that form by winning the category in Races 1 and 3, adding another 50 points despite retiring from the two reversed-grid contests. His final total of 455 placed him comfortably ahead of Zhang, who finished second after scoring consistently across all four races.

Zhang collected 63 points during the finale to reach 302, moving further ahead of Yuanyang Zeshi, who remained third despite missing the final round.

Qi Diqin finished fourth on 192, narrowly ahead of Huang Xiaofeng on 181. Yang Peng followed in sixth after his Race 2 category victory, while Lao finished seventh.

Qian Fanghang also enjoyed a significant breakthrough, securing his first CFGP victory during Race 4. Although his earlier results limited his championship position, the finale provided an encouraging conclusion to his season.

CFGP class standings

1. #63 Chen Sicong — Black Blade Racing — 455 points
2. #25 Zhang Jun — Black Blade GP — 302
3. #23 Yuanyang Zeshi — Pointer Racing — 197
4. #57 Qi Diqin — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 192
5. #16 Huang Xiaofeng — Venom Motorsport — 181
6. #8 Yang Peng — Black Blade Academy — 173
7. #15 Lao Min Hao — Kai Fei Academy — 170
8. #26 Chow Chun Shing — CHAMP Motorsport — 145
9. #9 Shi Wei — SHE Power Racing — 61
10. #3 Liu Taiji — Pointer Racing — 48
11. #12 Qian Fanghang — Black Blade Academy — 37
12. #36 Yang Kaiwen — Asia Racing Team — 28
13. #7 Wang Zejun — Pointer Racing — 18

Master class standings

The Master category remained closely contested heading into Zhuhai, with Andy Law holding a narrow five-point advantage over Ken Chow following the previous round at Hunan.

Viktor Turkin nevertheless emerged as the leading performer during the finale, securing three class victories across the four races. The Blackjack Racing RFN driver won Races 1, 2 and 4, continuing the strong form he had demonstrated during his previous appearance at Hunan.

However, Turkin’s limited participation earlier in the season prevented him from challenging for the championship. Law instead maintained his advantage through consistent results, securing second place in the category during three races despite failing to finish Race 2.

Chow remained competitive but could not overturn the deficit, eventually finishing runner-up on 313 points. Jiang Wei completed the top three with 264 after claiming the remaining class victory during Race 3.

Tian Feng finished fourth ahead of Turkin, with Patrick Tsang and Han Ying Fu completing the championship classification.

Master class standings

1. #33 Andy Law — Kai Fei Racing — 330 points
2. #96 Ken Chow — CHAMP Motorsport — 313
3. #99 Jiang Wei — Black Blade GP — 264
4. #1 Tian Feng — Yinqiao GEEKE Team — 226
5. #68 Viktor Turkin — Blackjack Racing RFN — 160
6. #2 Patrick Tsang — Kai Fei Racing — 57
7. #61 Han Ying Fu — Yingli Motorsport Club — 38

Shagaliev completes championship-winning Chinese F4 campaign

Zhuhai brought an end to a championship that had changed considerably throughout the 2026 season. Chan initially established himself as the leading contender, but Shagaliev gradually recovered through consistent podium finishes and a strong run of victories during the middle of the campaign.

His performances at Chengdu proved particularly significant, allowing him to turn a championship deficit into a substantial advantage. However, Chan responded with two victories at Hunan, reducing the gap and ensuring the title remained open heading into the season finale.

Shagaliev ultimately delivered when it mattered most, claiming both pole positions and winning Races 1 and 3 to secure the championship before the final race. Although Chan completed an impressive double-winning weekend, he could not overturn the Russian driver’s earlier advantage.

Shagaliev finishes the season with six victories, 19 podiums and 374 points, nine ahead of Chan, who claimed nine wins and 13 podiums. Yu completes the championship’s leading three with two victories, 14 podiums and 305 points.

The Teams’ Championship also concludes with CHAMP Academy securing the title on countback after finishing level with Black Blade Racing, while Asia Racing Team RFN completes the top three just five points behind.

With the 2026 season concluded, Shagaliev leaves Zhuhai as the Chinese F4 Drivers’ Champion following the closest title fight in the championship’s history. Chan’s nine victories and the narrow final margin underline the competitiveness of a season in which the championship remained undecided until the final round.