Akron Twins Complete Debut British F4 Season
Sixteen-year-old brothers Cash and Roman Felber finish their first competitive year in the British F4 racing circuit.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Motorsports
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Akron natives Cash and Roman Felber have concluded their debut season in the 2026 Wera Tools F4 British Championship. The 16-year-old twins relocated to Britain to compete in the series as they pursue professional careers in Formula 1.
Why it matters
The brothers are working to advance through the competitive ranks of open-wheel racing. By completing their first full season abroad, they gain essential experience on international circuits to further their motorsport aspirations.
Cash Felber secured two second-place podium finishes at Brands Hatch and Snetterton, while Roman Felber recorded a season-best fifth-place result. The twins drove cars numbered 11 and 73, respectively, throughout the year.
The players
Cash Felber
A 16-year-old racing driver from Akron who finished 20th in the 2026 Wera Tools F4 British Championship.
Roman Felber
A 16-year-old racing driver from Akron who finished 28th in the 2026 Wera Tools F4 British Championship.
The details
The brothers share telemetry and utilize a motorsport-specific fitness programme to support their training. Both drivers also hold first-degree Muay Thai and third-degree Taekwondo qualifications.
Timeline
The brothers attended the United States Grand Prix in 2022.
They began competing in karting and single-seaters in 2023.
The pair competed in FARA Formula 4 in 2024.
They raced in the USA Ligier Junior F4 Championship in 2025.
The brothers completed their debut British F4 season in 2026.
Season Trajectory
The brothers are following a path similar to other international prospects rising through the Formula 1 racing ladder. Their full-season participation indicates a commitment to the European open-wheel development pipeline as they plan for the 2027 season.
The brothers' consistent participation in 2026 establishes a baseline for their performance in the British F4 standings. Their ability to secure podium finishes at Brands Hatch and Snetterton provides a measurable benchmark for their development as they approach the 2027 season.
The takeaway
The twins are actively pursuing their goal of reaching Formula 1 by gaining experience on international tracks. They continue to refine their performance through shared telemetry and dedicated fitness regimens.
What happens next
The brothers plan to return to the track for the 2027 racing season.
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