Teams and drivers
All drivers competed with single-seater Wolf GB08 Thunder cars, fitted with a 215 bhp (160 kW) Aprilia engine. [4]
| Team | No. | Driver | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rarh Bengal Tigers | 2 |  Nikhil Bohra [5] | 1–2, 4–5 |
| Jaden Pariat [6] | 3 | ||
 Alister Yoong [5] | All | ||
| 5 | Ruhaan Alva [5] | All | |
 Fabienne Wohlwend [5] | All | ||
| Speed Demons Delhi | 6 | Akash Gowda [7] | All |
 Álvaro Parente [7] | 1–2, 4–5 | ||
| Adam Khalid [6] | 3 | ||
| 33 |  Angélique Detavernier [7] | All | |
| Sai Sanjay [7] | All | ||
| Hyderabad Blackbirds | 7 |  Laura Camps Torras [8] | All |
| Anindith Reddy [8] | All | ||
| 9 |  Neel Jani [8] | 1, 4–5 | |
 Tom Canning [9] | 2–3 | ||
| Akhil Rabindra [8] | All | ||
| Goa Aces JA Racing [10] | 11 |  Gabriela Jílková [10] | All |
| Shahan Ali Mohsin [10] | All | ||
| 24 |  Raoul Hyman [10] | All | |
| Sohil Shah [10] | All | ||
| Chennai Turbo Riders [11] | 18 |  Emily Duggan [12] | 1–2 |
| Mira Erda [6] | 3–5 | ||
| Sandeep Kumar [12] | All | ||
| 23 | Jon Lancaster [12] | All | |
| Mohamed Ryan [12] | All | ||
| Bangalore Speedsters | 25 | Rishon Rajeev [13] | All |
| Caitlin Wood [13] | All | ||
| 95 |  Julius Dinesen [13] | All | |
| Kyle Kumaran [13] | All |
Team changes
A new team joined the grid to replace 2022 teams' champions Godspeed Kochi. First announced under the guise of Kolkata Royal Tigers, it was later confirmed to be named Rarh Bengal Tigers. [14] [5] Indian actor and producer John Abraham acquired ownership of the Goa Aces team, renaming it to Goa Aces JA Racing. [15]
Driver changes
The Bangalore Speedsters only retained a single driver in Kyle Kumaran as Ashwin Datta, Oliver Webb and Sarah Moore left the series. They were replaced by 2022 Danish F4 champion Julius Dinesen, Porsche Sprint Challenge GB driver Caitlin Wood and series returnee Rishon Rajeev, who had already competed for the team in 2022. [13]
Amir Sayed left the Goa Aces team and was replaced by Shahan Ali Mohsin, who returned to the series after last competing in 2022 with the Speed Demons Delhi team. [10]
The Chennai Turbo Riders replaced the departing Nicole Havrda and Delhi-bound Sai Sanjay with ex-Delhi driver Sandeep Kumar and Emily Duggan, who last competed in 2019 in the Australian Toyota 86 Racing and Super3 series. [12]
Speed Demons Delhi welcomed three new drivers to their team as Sandeep Kumar moved to the Chennai Turbo Riders and Mitchell Gilbert and Chloe Chong left the championship. They were replaced by Álvaro Parente, who had entered the opening event in 2023 with the Hyderabad Blackbirds, Sai Sanjay, who swapped teams with Kumar, and Belgian GT4 driver Angélique Detavernier, who made her series debut. [7]
New entry Rarh Bengal Tigers took on all four drivers of Godspeed Kochi, the team it replaced. [5]
Mid-season
GT driver Tom Canning returned to the championship to sub for Neel Jani, who was absent from rounds 2 and 3 because of his clashing WEC comittments. [9]
Three more driver changes happened for round three: Jaden Pariat subbed for Nikhil Bohra, who prioritized his FRECA campaign, Mira Erda replaced Emily Duggan at Chennai Turbo Riders and Adam Khalid replaced Álvaro Parente at Speed Demons Delhi. [6] Parente and Bohra returned for the final two rounds at Kari Motor Speedway.
