

Rahim Alibhai
SPANISH F4
Rahim Alibhai is a rising American racing driver born on January 11, 2010, in Miami, USA. Rahim has quickly established himself as one of the most promising young prospects from the United States competing on the European stage.
Alibhai’s karting career was defined by consistent front-running performances in top-tier championships such as Superkarts USA (SKUSA) and the United States Pro Kart Series (USPKS). Transitioning to the international circuit, he competed in FIA-CIK and Champions of the Future events across Europe, honing his skills against the world’s best young drivers. His ability to adapt to different track conditions and machinery allowed him to move into single-seater racing.
In 2025, Rahim made his professional car racing debut in the USF Juniors championship with Zanella Racing. Despite a part-time campaign, he managed to be in the top 10 in Race 1 on his debut at Road America. His performances in the United States served as a springboard for his move to Europe, where he began testing F4 machinery with top teams like Monlau and Campos.
The 2026 season marks a major step forward in Alibhai’s career. In addition to competing in the Spanish F4 Championship with Monlau Motorsport, where he is facing the best of Europe’s rising talent, he will participate in the FIA Formula Regional European Championship (FREC) with G4 Racing. This promotion to the “Formula Regional” level at just 16 years old highlights his rapid progression and the high regard in which he is held by the motorsport community.
2020 – Begins competitive national karting career in the United States.
2023 – Achieves multiple top-5 finishes in major US karting championships (SKUSA Pro Tour, USPKS).
2024 – Expands into international karting, competing in FIA-CIK European events.
2025 – Debut in single-seaters with a part-time campaign in USF Juniors; finishes 8th on debut at Road America.
2026 – Competes in the Spanish F4 Winter Championship with Monlau Motorsport.
2026 – Graduates to the FIA Formula Regional European Championship (FREC) with G4 Racing





