RIYADH: Three of Saudi Arabia’s most promising young racing talents — Farah Al-Yousef, Abdullah Kamel, and Faris Organji — have been officially confirmed to compete in the 2025 F4 Saudi Arabian Championship.
Their participation represents a landmark moment for Saudi motorsport, as the Kingdom continues to develop the next generation of male and female drivers with the ambition to compete on both regional and global stages.
The F4 Saudi Arabian Championship provides a professional, cost-controlled entry point to single-seater racing. All drivers will compete in identical Tatuus Abarth F4 G2 (T421) cars, ensuring that talent and racecraft remain the defining factors on track.
By joining the F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, Al-Yousef, Kamel, and Orangi will line up alongside international competitors in an FIA-certified series that emphasizes equality of machinery and pure racing talent.
Al-Yousef is already a standout name in Saudi motorsport. She represented the Kingdom at the Formula Women Nations Cup Finals in Dubai, is the 2022 Saudi women’s karting champion, ranked 26th globally in the Karting World Finals, and took part as the Jeddah Wilcard in the 2025 F1 Academy.
Kamel has quickly established himself as one of the Kingdom’s brightest young drivers, winning national titles in the IAME and RMC categories (2023/2024), claiming gold at the 2023 Saudi Games, and recently gaining international experience with AKM Motorsport in the Euro4 Championship.
Organji is another rising star, regularly competing in the Sodi World Series at Dubai Autodrome and now stepping up to the Formula 4 stage.
The 2025 F4 Saudi Arabian Championship will feature five rounds across Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. The season begins with two back-to-back events at the Bahrain International Circuit (Oct. 10–12, including an official test day, and Oct. 15–16), before moving to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit — the world’s fastest street circuit — for three further rounds on Nov. 10–11, 14–15 and Dec. 5–6.
