Introduction
Following his success in 2024, Martin Molnár will return to the British Formula 4 Championship in 2025 as a driver for Virtuosi Racing.
In his first season in British F4 he finished on the podium five times in overall and scored seven wins in the rookie classification. Thanks to his excellent performance, he finished the year in eighth place in the championship and crowned as rookie champion.
Before starting his career in formula racing, the young driver completed six seasons in top-class karting championships. In 2023, his final year in karting, he competed for the Energy Corse factory team in the WSK, Champions of the Future and CIK-FIA international competitions in the OK category.
His international career is managed by the professional staff of MOTAM (Motorsport Talent Management).
Born: 2008 Championship: Birtish Formula 4 Team: Virtuosi Racing
Career
Middle East adventures and British F4
Following a successful rookie season in British F4 Martin and his management have decided to return to England in 2025 with Virtuosi Racing. In preparation the young driver has joined the five-round F4 Middle East field, where he has represented Evans GP during the race weekends.
Rookie season in British F4
Martin arrived in to the world of single-seater racing in 2024. His first season in British Formula 4 was an outstanding one as he scored five podium finishes in overall and seven wins in the rookie classification. Thanks to his great results he finished the year in eighth place in the championship and won the Rookie of the year title.
A GREAT START OF THE SEASON
Martin started his first full season in the OK category in January 2023 with a win and a second place at the Winter Cup and WSK Champions Cup in Lonato, Italy. As a result of this excellent start to the season, Martin has taken the lead in the FIA Karting World Ranking in the OK category.
CATEGORY CHANGE
Martin joined the Italian Energy Corse factory team in 2022, where he competed in the OK Junior field for most of the season. In October, he changed category after a second place in the Trofeo delle Industrie and moved up to the adults’ category, OK.
F4 TESTING
Martin’s goal is to compete in Formula 1, and the way to achieve this is through karting and single seater racing. In August 2022, he completed his first Formula 4 test at the Hungaroring, where, despite this was his the first time in a single seater, he completed the programme great.
Joining MOTAM
Martin joined Budapest-based Motorsport Talent Management that oversees his sports program and personal brand development. His family and his management are working together to turn the promising performance into successes.
A step forward to WSK
Martin’s first full year in Italian and international Junior categories as a driver for Révész Racing. He claimed pole position and two Heat victories at WSK Open Cup and a 2nd place at Trofeo delle Industrie.
Success in Minimax category
A total 43 victories out of 64 starts. MiniMax championship titles in Rotax Max Challenge Austria, FIA Central European Zone and Central European Rotax Max Challenge series.
Rotax championships
Entered the Hungarian, Slovakian, Austrian and Italian Championships on a race-by-race basis, claimed multiple pole positions and set the new lap record in Bruck.
Debut in Micromax category
Participated in the Hungarian Karting Championship (2nd place in Cheb) and the Rotax Grand Festival, set a new lap record in Bruck. Martin managed to take 7th place in the IAME Series Mediterranean Cup.
Team
In 2024 after years in go-karting, Martin took another step forward and entered British Formula 4 with Virtuosi Racing. After a successful first campaign with the British team the partnership will continue in 2025.
Since 2021 MOTAM has been managing Martin’s career in the sport providing him support in PR, marketing, communications and social media.
Physical and mental preparation is provided by Fit4Race, with Martin’s own performance coach available between races and on the race weekends.
Memorable moments
Martin Molnár kicks off his British F4 Campaign this weekend
Virtuosi Racing’s Hungarian driver begins the season with high expectations and a promising pre-season testing phase behind him.
Martin Molnár finishes the F4 Middle East Championship in the top 10, racing on a weekend with Ferraris, Porsches and Aston Martins
The Hungarian driver ended his campaign as his team’s best performing driver in the overall standings.
Martin Molnár repeats his best result in Abu Dhabi
Martin Molnár’s weekend was plagued by several issues, but despite this, the 16-year-old Hungarian driver managed to achieve his best-ever qualifying result and matched his previous best race result in the second race.
Martin Molnár overcomes an action-packed yet unlucky weekend in Dubai
During the third round of the F4 Middle East Championship the Hungarian driver gained valuable experience despite the setbacks.
Martin Molnár’s F4 Middle East season continues in Dubai
The third round of the series presents a real challenge for the Hungarian driver.
Martin Molnár earned his best result so far in the F4 Middle East Championship
Martin Molnár delivered an impressive performance in the second round of the championship, securing two top-10 finishes in Abu Dhabi. He was also the most successfull driver for his team in two of the three races.
Martin Molnár finished all three races as his team’s best driver in Abu Dhabi
Martin Molnár kicked off his 2025 season in the F4 Middle East Championship with two top-10 finishes.
Martin Molnár starts his year at a classic F1 venue
Molnár Martin, the British F4 rookie champion from last year kicks off his 2025 racing season this weekend at Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina Circuit.
Martin Molnár aims for championship glory on his road to F1
After clinching the Rookie Title last year, 16-year-old Martin Molnár is aiming for the overall glory in the British F4 Championship this season.
Martin Molnár wins the battle of nerves to become rookie champion in British F4
In a season nobody could have predicted, Martin Molnár clinched the Rookie Championship title in British F4. Heading into the final race weekend of the season at the top of the rookie championship standings, Molnár had to keep his cool and fight also a mental battle at Brands Hatch.