Motorsport South Africa runs a full sim-racing season under its MSA Esports banner, and the F4 National Championship is its single-seater strand: open-wheel Formula 4 cars, raced online on SimGrid, with a national title on the line. The next round, Round 6, runs on 10 August at a virtual Imola, the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari.
The details
This is online sim racing, not a physical meet. The F4 championship is one part of a bigger MSA Esports calendar that also runs a GT3 National Championship and club-level rounds across the season. Round 6 is scored on SimGrid, where the full results and standings live. Because it is a sanctioned national series rather than a casual lobby, entry and eligibility sit with MSA rather than being open sign-up on the night, so check with the organiser before you count on a grid slot.
Who runs it
MSA Esports is the esports arm of Motorsport South Africa, the country’s national motorsport federation. That federation backing is the whole point: this is a proper sanctioned championship with a title at the end of it, not a one-off tournament. You can reach the organiser on esports@motorsport.co.za or 011 675 2220.
Want in, or want to watch?
Registration and eligibility run through MSA Esports, and the round itself plays out on SimGrid. If you race single-seaters on a wheel, this is the national ladder worth climbing.