Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing and Rokt have launched an all-female sim racing team to compete in the British F4 Esports Championship.
A total of six drivers were selected to join the team, including two from Rokt’s Rokt the Rig initiative.
The British F4 Esports Championship roster is the second female sim racing team fielded by the sim racing branch of a Formula One team. In March, Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing launched its first team that competes on the iRacing platform.
Before becoming members of the team, drivers underwent a week-long bootcamp at the Red Bull Technology Campus in Milton Keynes, which included a coaching session from two-time Porsche Esports Supercup champion Sebastian Job.
“The aim of the Rokt the Rig programme is to provide female esports talent with the opportunity to develop and hone their skills in a professional, competitive setting,” said Julia George, Director of Partnerships at Red Bull Technology Group.
“We’re incredibly proud to be partnering with Rokt to give wings to this group of talented women. Their commitment and dedication has been evident in preparation for the British F4 Esports Championship, and we can’t wait to see how they get on in the opening round.”
Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing continues to compete among the best teams in the world. In March, Dutch driver Jarno Opmeer won the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship, becoming the most-winning driver in the competition.
British F4 Esports Series Details
The British F4 Esports Series takes place on the iRacing platform and is one of the UK’s biggest sim racing championships. In addition to Red Bull Sim Racing, representatives from Ferrari, Williams, Alpine and Aston Martin’s sim racing rosters are also competing.
For the 2025 season, beginning on September 24th, 2025, a £5,000 prize pool is split among the top three teams. In addition to cash prizes, the top three teams will also earn a day of single-seater simulator use courtesy of Base Performance Simulators, the championship’s official partner.
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