2019 F4 Japanese Championship

All teams were Japanese-registered

Team No. Driver Class Rounds Team Right Way 2 Keiji Nakao[2] I All Field Motorsport 3 Sergeyevich Sato[2] I All Daydream Racing 4 Yuichi Sasaki[3] I 2, 4, 6–7 Honda Formula Dream Project 5 Atsushi Miyake[2] All 6 Kakunoshin Ohta[2] All 7 Ren Sato[2] All 8 Miki Koyama[2] 3–7 ATEAM Buzz Motorsport 9 Yusuke Shiotsu[2] All 18 Masaki Baba[4] 4 Hideki Hirota[5] I 5 Rn-sports 10 Makoto Hotta[2] I All 11 Ryuichirou Ishizaki[2] 1–3 Masayuki Ueda[4] 4–7 12 2–3 Zap Speed 14 Kotaro Sakurai[4] 3–7 43 Motoyoshi Yoshida[2] I All 99 Kotaro Sakurai[3] 2 Media Do Kageyama Racing 15 Takuro Shinohara[3] 2–3 Masakatsu Takatsu[4] 4 Kaito Tsukada[6] 6 16 Daisuke Watanabe[2] All 24 Reiji Hiraki[2] All Silver Star Racing 19 Ryo Komikado[4] 4 20 Iori Kimura[2] All M2 HDR Racing 21 "Ryo" 3 L.B. Japan Racing 22 "Don Luciano"[5] I 5 N-SPEED 23 "Yugo"[4] I All Team Samurai 25 Fuma Horio[2] All Saccess Racing 26 Ryunosuke Shibata[4] 4 Ryunosuke Sawa[7] 7 39 Daichi Okamoto[2] All 40 Teravate Pukpiboon[2] 1 B-MAX Engineering 27 "Syuji"[2] I All 30 "Dragon"[2] I 1–2, 4–7 Eagle Sports 28 Makio Saito[2] I All RS Fine 29 Yasushi Ide I 3 NRS 31 Takumi Saigusa[2] 1–4 Masaya Kono[5] 5 Ashida MFG 33 Mitsuji Inagaki[5] I 5 RT WORLD 34 Hironori Kikuchi[3] I 2 TOM'S Spirit 36 Seita Nonaka[2] All 37 Hibiki Taira[2] All IMS 44 Sho Onodera 2 OTG Motor Sports 60 Togo Suganami[2] All 80 Masamitsu Ohtake[2] All Le Beausset Motorsports 62 Seiya Jin[2] All 63 Kohta Kawaai[2] All Nagisa Auto Motor Sports 71 Masayoshi Oyama[2] I All C.S.I.-Reon Kids Racing 73 Shunsuke Hanawa[2] 1–4, 6–7 Skill Speed 77 Takeshi Ohi[2] 1–3 Sota Ogawa[4] 4–7 Sashi Speed 86 Hachiro Osaka[2] I All Team Right Way 88 Yoshifumi Shigemori[6] I 6 Akiland Racing 96 Rin Arakawa[7] I 7 Bionic Jack Racing 97 Mizuki Ishizaka[5] 5–7 98 "Ikari"[2] I 1–3, 5–7 Mizuki Ishizaka[4] 4

Icon Class I Independent Cup

All rounds will be held in Japan. The "2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship Round 17 Japan Grand Prix Race" will be held at Suzuka Circuit on October 11-13, 2019 first time as a support race event. This "FIA-F4 Dream Cup Race" (tentative name) will be a special non-points race. ^[8] Other rounds supporting of the Super GT events.^[1]

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
1	R1	Okayama International Circuit, Mimasaka	13 April	Ren Sato	Ren Sato	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		14 April	Kakunoshin Ohta	Ren Sato	Atsushi Miyake	Honda Formula Dream Project
2	R1	Fuji Speedway, Oyama	3 May	Ren Sato	Reiji Hiraki	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		4 May	Ren Sato	Seita Nonaka	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
3	R1	Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka	25 May	Kakunoshin Ohta	Kakunoshin Ohta	Kakunoshin Ohta	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		26 May	Kakunoshin Ohta	Ren Sato	Kakunoshin Ohta	Honda Formula Dream Project
4	R1	Fuji Speedway, Oyama	3 August	Ren Sato	Kakunoshin Ohta	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		4 August	Ren Sato	Seita Nonaka	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
5	R1	Autopolis, Hita	7 September	Atsushi Miyake	Atsushi Miyake	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		8 September	Ren Sato	Reiji Hiraki	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
6	R1	Sportsland SUGO, Murata	21 September	Atsushi Miyake	Ren Sato	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		22 September	Atsushi Miyake	Ren Sato	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
NC	R1	Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka	12 October	Round cancelled due to Typhoon Hagibis[9]
	R2		13 October
7	R1	Twin Ring Motegi, Motegi	2 November	Ren Sato	Reiji Hiraki	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project
	R2		3 November	Ren Sato	Kohta Kawaai	Ren Sato	Honda Formula Dream Project