Buddh International Circuit Set to Host Indian Racing Festival Double-Header
· GlobeWire Daily Auto Desk · Source: www.indiatoday.in

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The Buddh International Circuit (BIC) is scheduled to host the Indian Racing Festival on October 31 and November 1, 2026. This event features the F4 Indian Championship and the Indian Racing League (IRL), marking a significant return of competitive single-seater racing to the Greater Noida venue after 13 years. The weekend will host Round 4 of the F4 Indian Championship and Round 2 of the 2026 Indian Racing League season.
F4 Championship Battle
As the F4 Indian Championship heads to the 5.125km circuit, competition remains high with several key drivers contending for the title:
- Luviwe Sambudla: Currently leading the standings with 138 points after a successful Round 3 in Chennai.
- Aris Kyriakou: Sitting in second place, trailing the leader by 21 points.
- Ntiyiso Mabunda: Demonstrated strong pace with consistent second-place finishes in the previous round.
- Aaron Mehta: Recently made history as the youngest winner in Indian F4 history at 15 years, six months, and six days old.
Indian Racing League Returns
The Indian Racing League will resume its 2026 campaign at the BIC for its second round. Teams are expected to utilize this event to improve their standings and establish momentum for the remainder of the season. Fans can follow the official Indian Racing Festival channels or the BIC website for schedule updates and ticket verification, as the event is expected to draw significant local interest in the Delhi-NCR region.
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