German Formula 4 championship returns in 2027 with new teams
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 4:24 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

The German Formula 4 championship will make its return in 2027 after a four-year hiatus, with five rounds scheduled to support the DTM. The inaugural season will be organized by Gedlich Racing, featuring a diverse team lineup, including Comtoyou Racing, which has previously achieved significant success in the DTM. The return of this series marks a revitalization of junior motorsport in Germany, and it indicates growing interest and investment in nurturing young talent within the sport. Further details about the race calendar and team entries are expected as the launch date approaches.
- •German Formula 4 will return in 2027 after four years.
- •Five rounds will support the DTM in the upcoming season.
- •Gedlich Racing is organizing the series.
- •Comtoyou Racing is one of the entrants, known for DTM success.
- •Details about the race calendar and teams will follow.
- 4:24 PMMotorsport.com — German Formula 4: 14 teams confirmed - DTM outfit and F1 star's team join grid
"After a four-year break, a German Formula 4 championship will finally return in 2027, with five rounds supporting the DTM. The team list for the first season of the series organized by Gedlich Racing has now also been revealed. And one DTM team is surprisingly among the entrants! Belgian outfit Comtoyou Racing, which this year scored the first two Aston Martin victories in DTM history with ...Keep reading
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