The FIA has announced the entry list for the Macau Grand Prix.

      Exactly one month remains until the Macau race weekend, and today the FIA, together with the event organisers, announced the entry list for the race, which has held Formula Regional World Cup status since last year.

      There are twenty-seven young drivers, among them familiar names such as Mari Boya, Charlie Wurz, Noah Stromsted, Tasanapol Intrafuwasak and Théophile Naël. All of them raced in Formula 3 this year, but there are also many who are only stepping onto the international stage and are still better known at the level of their national championships.

      Meanwhile, Freddy Slater, Matteo de Palo and Enzo Deligny are currently contesting the title in the European Formula Regional, and all three already have contracts with F3 teams where they will race in 2026.

      A total of drivers from 15 countries — all under 25 — will compete on the challenging 6.12 km street circuit from 13 to 16 November, and they will be driving cars run by 10 teams. These are Italian Tatuus FR chassis, homologated by the FIA and powered by Alfa Romeo engines prepared by Autotecnica.

      The status of this race, which crowns the season in the junior series, is such that those who manage to stand out there are almost guaranteed widespread recognition.

      The Macau Grand Prix entrants will run two practice sessions and two qualifying sessions, then on Saturday, 15 November, they will start the qualifying race over 10 laps, and the weekend will conclude with the main race on Sunday, which will run for 15 laps.