

Italian F4 driver · US Racing · Car 9
P1Imola, race 1 · Pole, the win and fastest lap
On track
I grew up in Manacor, on Mallorca, and won my first titles on the island’s karting tracks before racing around Spain and Europe. I moved up to cars at 14 and single-seaters at 15. In 2026 I won my first Italian F4 races, one of them at Imola. I wanted Formula 1 when I was five, and I still want it now.
Off track
I’m Spanish and British, and home is Manacor. Before I get in the car I warm up with tennis balls and a reaction trainer, and between sessions there’s usually a football somewhere nearby. My helmet carries both flags, the Union flag on top and Spain’s colours down the sides.
What a race weekend really looks like, from the track walk to the grid. Scroll to fly through it.














Every round, the good weekends and the hard ones. Pick a circuit for times, photos and sources.








▶Race footage
Two moments from 2026, as they went out live.
Footage: Italian F4 Championship live broadcast.
Imola · 5 September 2026
I started from pole at the circuit where Senna and Schumacher won, set the fastest lap of the race and took the flag first. Then came the champagne.



0.560 s ahead at the flag. The lap drawing is an illustration, not telemetry.
Photos: Edu standing up in the car after the win, spraying champagne on the Imola podium and grinning with the winner’s trophy.
Engineers, mechanics, coaches, teammates, and my family, who’ve been with me since the first kart.











“Edu is a talented race driver and improved a lot, I am convinced Edu will show his big potential.”
Every step up costs more than the one before. Here’s what I’ve done so far, and what comes next.

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From Mallorca to Formula 1.
Spanish and British, from Mallorca. Italian F4 race winner with US Racing in 2026.
| Circuit | Dates | Qualifying | Race 1 | Race 2 | Race 3 | Final |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Misano | 9–10 May | 3rd | 12th | 4th | – | 14th |
| Vallelunga | 23–24 May | 1st (overall) | – | Win (P) | 2nd (P) | 2nd |
| Monza | 19–21 Jun | 1st (overall) | – | 5th (P) | 21st (P) (FL) * | 9th |
| Mugello | 25–26 Jul | 18th | 14th | – | 24th | 28th |
| Imola | 5–6 Sep | 1st | Win (P) (FL) | 3rd | – | 3rd |
| Misano | 18–20 Sep | 4th | – | 6th | 3rd | 3rd |
| Mugello | 30 Oct–1 Nov | Season finale, 30 October to 1 November. Final results are on the championship’s website. | ||||
P = started from pole. FL = fastest lap. * Race 3: crossed the line 2nd with the fastest lap; a 10 s penalty for contact made it 21st.
Also in 2026: GB3 with Elite Motorsport: 3rd on his debut weekend at Silverstone, from reverse-grid pole; E4 with US Racing: best result 5th at Le Castellet.
Karting from the age of five: Balearic champion (2015, 2016) and Spanish Mini champion (2020). Ginetta Junior in 2023, single-seaters from 2024, Formula Regional Europe at 16 in 2025 and an Italian F4 race winner in 2026.
The next step up the ladder, with the same goal: Formula 1.
Italian F4 2026: grids of up to 49 cars from 13 teams, live in English on the series’ YouTube channel and ACI Sport TV.
Edu’s own channels: more than 2 million YouTube views, and Instagram @edu.robinson.