Team changes

Chennai Turbo Riders were initially confirmed to be re-named "Chennai Supersonics", but the "Turbo Riders" moniker was later reinstated.^[28]

Driver changes

Oliver Webb was the only returning driver at Bangalore Speedsters. Bianca Bustamante, Rishon Rajeev, Anshul Gandhi and Webb's substitute driver Yash Aradhya all left the team. The team signed W Series driver Sarah Moore and MRF F2000 drivers Kyle Kumaran and Ashwin Datta to replace them.

Chennai Turbo Riders replaced their Indian drivers. Parth Ghorpade, Vishnu Prasad and his injury substitute Sandeep Kumar were replaced by 2022–23 MRF F2000 champion and runner-up Sai Sanjay and Mohamed Ryan. Kumar moved to Speed Demons Delhi as a last-minute replacement for Shahan Ali Mohsin, who moved to the F4 Indian Championship, whilst F1 Academy driver Chloe Chong replaced Célia Martin as original signing Belén García did not compete.^[29]

Raoul Hyman rejoined Goa Aces after having to sit out the second half of the 2022 season to conduct Super Formula testing. This saw his replacement, Kevin Mirocha, leave the series.

British GT driver Jordan Albert, who was entered for reigning Teams' Champion Godspeed Kochi for the cancelled opening round of the 2022 season, did not return to the series.

Hyderabad Blackbirds announced GT driver Álvaro Parente for the first half of the season, replacing Thomas Canning. Neel Jani is expected to return to the team in the second half having contested most of the 2022 season. Lola Lovinfosse was originally confirmed to be competing for the team, but was replaced with Laura Camps Torras the day before the season started.

Calendar changes

Duplicate rounds in Hyderabad and Irungattukottai were initially dropped in favour of new races at the Buddh International Circuit and a new street circuit around Island Grounds in Chennai.^[30][31] An updated calendar was released later on that dropped the planned round at Buddh International Circuit in favor of a second round at Irungattukottai.^[32] In the week leading up to the opening round, the first round was announced to also be moved to Irungattukottai because of the code of conduct surrounding elections in Telangana.^[33]

Format changes

Unlike the previous season, two qualifying sessions and two races are held per event – with the "feature race" including driver swaps discontinued. Two drivers are entered in each car, with each driver contesting one of the two event days – consisting of one 20-minute practice session, one 10-minute qualifying session and a 25-minute + 1 lap race per day.^[34]

Results summary

Round		Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
1	R1	Madras International Circuit	Ruhaan Alva	Raoul Hyman	Ruhaan Alva	Godspeed Kochi
	R2		Sohil Shah	Nikhil Bohra	Sarah Moore	Bangalore Speedsters
2	R1
	R2
3	R1
	R2
4	R1	Chennai Formula Racing Circuit
	R2

Championship standings

Drivers' championship

Pos	Driver	IRU1		IRU2		IRU3		CHE		Pts
		R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2
=1	Ruhaan Alva	1								25
=1	Sarah Moore		1							25
=3	Raoul Hyman	2								18
=3	Akash Gowda	Ret	2							18
=5	Jon Lancaster	3								15
=5	Sai Sanjay		3							15
=7	Oliver Webb	4								12
=7	Nikhil Bohra		4							12
=9	Kyle Kumaran	5								10
=9	Laura Camps Torras		5							10
=11	Anindith Reddy	6								8
=11	Ashwin Datta		6							8
=13	Amir Sayed	7								6
=13	Gabriela Jílková		7							6
15	Sandeep Kumar	8								4
—	Akhil Rabindra	Ret	Ret							—
—	Mohamed Ryan	Ret								—
—	Alister Yoong	Ret								—
—	Fabienne Wohlwend		Ret							—
—	Sohil Shah		Ret							—
—	Mitchell Gilbert		Ret							—
—	Nicole Havrda		Ret							—
—	Álvaro Parente	WD1								—
Pos	Driver	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	Pts
		IRU1		IRU2		IRU3		CHE

• ^1 – Parente qualified and Rabindra raced.

Teams' championship