FIA names 13 Formula Regional and 12 F4 teams for Macau, and new cars and expanded World Cup grids arrive in November 2026.
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FIA confirms teams for 2026 Formula Regional and F4 World Cups in Macau

The FIA has confirmed the teams that will contest the 2026 FIA Formula Regional World Cup and FIA Formula 4 (F4) World Cup during the 73rd Macau Grand Prix. Thirteen teams will each operate two Tatuus T 326 Formula Regional Gen2 cars, creating a 26-car grid for the third Formula Regional World Cup. Meanwhile, 12…

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Shane Chandaria highlights family sacrifices and national pride, showing how support fuels his rise in F4.
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Racing up the ladder | Indian F4 champion Shane Chandaria on his ambition and legacy as he chases F1 dream

For Shane Chandaria, the pathway through junior single-seater racing naturally leads towards one ultimate objective. Like many drivers at this stage of their careers, 2025 Indian F4 Chandaria views F1 not just as a dream, but as the benchmark that defines success at the highest level of the sport. However, what sets Chandaria apart is…

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Shane Chandaria highlights family sacrifices and national pride, showing how support fuels his rise in F4.
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Racing up the ladder | F4 driver Shane Chandaria on family support and national pride

For Shane Chandaria, success in motorsport extends far beyond individual performance. Behind every race weekend, every test session, and every result lies a network of support that makes his career possible. In a sport defined by high costs, constant travel, and intense pressure, that foundation has proven essential—not only for progression but also for resilience….

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Shane Chandaria reflects on his move to F4, adapting to cars, costs, and competition while building resilience and maturity.
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Racing up the ladder | “It’s completly different”— Shane Chandaria on adapting to F4

For Shane Chandaria, the transition from karting to Formula 4 (F4) marked a decisive moment in his career. Having already established himself in karting across Kenya and the United Kingdom, stepping into single-seaters introduced a completely new level of complexity. The change extended beyond speed alone; it demanded technical adaptation, mental recalibration, and a deeper…

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Shane Chandaria reflects on his move to F4, adapting to cars, costs, and competition while building resilience and maturity.
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Racing up the ladder | “There’s a lot in it”— Shane Chandaria on preparation and his approach to the race weekend

For Shane Chandaria, race weekends represent only the visible peak of a much longer and more demanding process. While fans often focus on qualifying sessions and race results, the reality involves months of preparation, detailed planning, and constant refinement. In an exclusive interview with Pit Debrief, Chandaria discussed his preparation for and approach to an…

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Shane Chandaria has a journey from Kenya karting to F4 champion that reveals resilience, growth, and passion driving his rise in motorsport.
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Racing up the ladder | “Just keep going, don’t give up”—Shane Chandaria on his early days in motorsport and the lessons learnt in Kenya and beyond

Like many young drivers emerging from non-traditional motorsport nations, like Kenya, Shane Chandaria has built his career through persistence, adaptability, and an unwavering belief in his own potential. From his early days in Kenya—where circuit racing infrastructure remains limited compared to Europe—to becoming the 2025 FIA Indian F4 champion, his rise reflects both determination and…

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