Adam Al Azhari


Adam Al Azhari is an Emirati racing driver who last competed for Rodin Motorsport in the F4 British Championship.

Personal life

Al Azhari is the son of Karim Al Azhari, a German-Emirati businessman and former racing driver. Al Azhari is also the younger brother of fellow racing driver Keanu Al Azhari, who he raced against in his maiden season in Spanish F4.

Career

Al Azhari obtained his first kart at the age of five, making his racing debut two years later and competing until 2024. During his karting career, Al Azhari most notably won the 2018–19 RMC UAE series in Micro Max and the 2024 IAME Middle East Cup in X30 Senior.
In 2024, Al Azhari made his single-seater debut in the F4 Spanish Championship, racing for Tecnicar Motorsport from the third round onwards. Racing in the final five rounds, Al Azhari scored a best result of tenth in race one at MotorLand Aragón en route to a 24th-place points finish. At the end of the year, Al Azhari joined Yas Heat Racing to contest the inaugural season of the [2024 2025 Formula Trophy|Formula Trophy UAE|Formula Trophy UAE]. In the three-round series, Al Azhari scored a best result of fifth in both Yas Marina rounds to end the year 12th in points.
Al Azhari remained with Yas Heat Racing to race in the F4 Middle East Championship in early 2025, in which he won race one at Lusail, but was later disqualified after his clutch was found to be illegal. After ending the winter tenth in points with a best result of fifth, Al Azhari joined Rodin Motorsport for the rest of the year to compete in the F4 British Championship. Al Azhari scored his maiden win in the reverse-grid race at Silverstone, before taking further wins at Snetterton and Knockhill along with three more podiums to end the year sixth in points. At the end of the year, Al Azhari partook in the relaunched F4 Saudi Arabian Championship, scoring two wins in Bahrain and three podiums in Jeddah to end the season runner-up to Kit Belofsky. Also near the end of the year, Al Azhari reunited with Yas Heat Racing to compete in Formula Trophy, scoring podiums at Dubai and Yas Marina to end the year sixth in points.
The following year, Al Azhari remained with Yas Heat Racing to race in the UAE4 Series.

Racing record

Complete F4 Spanish Championship results

YearTeam123456789101112131415161718192021DCPoints
2024Tecnicar MotorsportJAR
1		JAR
2		JAR
3		POR
1		POR
2		POR
3		LEC
1
14		LEC
2
Ret		LEC
3
21		ARA
1
10		ARA
2
20		ARA
3
20		CRT
1
20		CRT
2
19		CRT
3
12		JER
1
14		JER
2
11		JER
3
14		CAT
1
29		CAT
2
19		CAT
3
19		24th2

Complete Formula Trophy UAE / Formula Trophy results

YearTeam1234567DCPoints
2024Yas Heat RacingDUB
1
12		DUB
2
Ret		DUB
3
16		YMC1
1
11		YMC1
2
5		YMC2
1
5		YMC2
2
8		12th24
2025Yas Heat RacingDUB
1
7		DUB
2
2		DUB
3
12		YMC1
1
27		YMC1
2
3		YMC2
1
4		YMC2
2
14		6th51

Complete F4 Middle East Championship results

YearTeam123456789101112131415DCPoints
2025Yas Heat Racing AcademyYMC1
1
9		YMC1
2
5		YMC1
3
6		YMC2
1
5		YMC2
2
11		YMC2
3
7		DUB
1
6		DUB
2
8		DUB
3
10		YMC3
1
8		YMC3
2
24		YMC3
3
10		LUS
1
DSQ		LUS
2
23†		LUS
3
15		10th78

Complete F4 British Championship results

YearTeam1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132DCPoints
2025DPN
1
8		DPN
2
11		DPN
3
17		SILGP
1
17		SILGP
2
12		SILGP
3
10		SNE
1
1		SNE
2
41		SNE
3
19		THR
1
Ret		THR
2
6		THR
3
4		OUL
1
12		OUL
2
104		OUL
3
5		SILGP
1
8		SILGP
2
14		ZAN
1
Ret		ZAN
2
26		ZAN
3
Ret		KNO
1
Ret		KNO
2
11		KNO
3
4		DPGP
1
7		DPGP
2
22		DPGP
3
Ret		SILN
1
6		SILN
2
4		SILN
3
11		BHGP
1
4		BHGP
2
82		BHGP
3
2		6th199

Complete F4 Saudi Arabian Championship results

YearTeam12345678910DCPoints
2025ValvolineBHR1
1
7		BHR1
2
1		BHR2
1
1		BHR2
2
6		JED1
1
5		JED1
2
2		JED2
1
2		JED2
2
3		JED3
1
JED3
2
2nd125

Complete UAE4 Series results

YearTeam123456789101112DCPoints
2026Yas Heat RacingYMC1
1
4		YMC1
2
10		YMC1
3
37		YMC2
1
5		YMC2
2
15		YMC2
3
6		DUB
1		DUB
2		DUB
3		LUS
1		LUS
2		LUS
3		9th*31*

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