Formula 3

The Spanish Formula 4 championship has revealed a draft calendar for its 2026 season, while Eurocup-3 has updated its schedule for next year.

Formula Regional, GB3 and Formula 4 teams have concluded their 2025 testing schedules in Europe over the last week.

Hitech GP has announced Santino Panetta as part of its line-up in Eurocup-3, which it will join the paddock of next year.

B-MAX Racing’s Super Formula Lights champion Yuto Nomura won all three races in the final round at Twin Ring Motegi.

Drivex School has announced that Filippo Fiorentino will remain in its ranks next year, as he takes a full-time step up to Eurocup-3.

MP Motorsport’s Andres Cardenas ended the Eurocup-3 season at Barcelona with his maiden pole and race win.

Campos Racing’s Kacper Sztuka streaked to an impressive victory in the penultimate race of the Eurocup-3 season at Barcelona.

Campos Racing’s Jesse Carrasquedo Jr won the fight for race one pole in Eurocup-3’s first qualifying session at Barcelona.

Valerio Rinicella topped Eurocup-3’s final in-season test of the year at Barcelona, where 2025’s racing will conclude this weekend.

Russian drivers Michael Belov and Maximilian Popov will join the Eurocup-3 grid this weekend for the season finale at Barcelona.

ART Grand Prix has announced Taito Kato will join its FIA Formula 3 Championship squad for 2026, completing its line-up.

Arden Motorsport has announced a return to GB3 in 2026, with GB4 graduate Leon Wilson named as its first driver.

DAMS has named its first Formula 3 signing for 2026 in the form of Formula Regional graduate Nandhavud Bhirombhakdi.

AIX Racing’s Brad Benavides ended FIA Formula 3 post-season testing on top at Imola on Wednesday afternoon.

Mattia Colnaghi led a top three split by 0.008 seconds on the second morning of FIA Formula 3’s post-season Imola test.

Brad Benavides lowered the pace on the first afternoon of FIA F3’s post-season test at Imola, as the track dried out following morning rain.

FIA Formula 3’s final post-season test at Imola began with a wet session in which Campos Racing’s Ugo Ugochukwu was quickest.

Hillspeed’s Maxime Rehm held off a train of cars to become the 13th different winner of 2025 as the GB3 season drew to a close at Monza.

Yevan David ended the Euroformula season with victory in a dramatic race three at Monza, leading home Everett Stack and Michael Shin.

Hitech GP’s Deagen Fairclough emerged from a highly eventful second contest of the weekend at Monza as a GB3 race-winner.