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Motopark’s Brad Benavides wrapped up the Euroformula title at Barcelona after winning one of the weekend’s three races.

The dominant Motopark team has changed its Euroformula line-up again ahead of this weekend’s penultimate round at Barcelona.

Euroformula had three different winners across its three races at a wet Red Bull Ring this weekend, while Benavides grew his points lead.

Motopark will expand to six cars for this week’s Euroformula round at the Red Bull Ring, as Jose Garfias and Edward Pearson join its line-up

Euroformula had three different winners in round five at Paul Ricard.

Francesco Simonazzi won twice at the Hungaroring, but Brad Benavides left the track with his Euroformula lead having grown over his rival.

Brad Benavides led the Motopark contingent at Spa-Francorchamps with his third and fourth wins of the Euroformula season.

Brad Benavides, Francesco Simonazzi and Michael Shin were the Euroformula race-winners in round two at Hockenheim.

Euroformula had just just six cars for round one at Algarve, with Brad Benavides departing as points leader.

Euroformula has attracted three more drivers to this week’s season opener at Algarve, meaning the grid provisionally consists of seven cars.

Brad Benavides was fastest in Euroformula’s three-day pre-season test at Barcelona this week, which was attended by just seven drivers.

A third driver announcement in two days by Motopark has brought the 2024 Euroformula grid up to four cars, with Cenyu Han its latest signing.

Fernando Barrichello, son of Formula 1 grand prix winner Rubens, will step up to Euroformula this year with Motopark.

The 2024 Euroformula grid now consists of two cars, as Motopark has made Brad Benavides its second signing.

Euroformula has attracted its first driver for 2024, with Hungarian racer Levente Revesz signing with Motopark.

Enzo Trulli, Levente Revez and Francesco Simonazzi shared the wins in the final round of the Euroformula season at Barcelona.

Motopark’s Noel Leon clinched the Euroformula title with a round to spare in the series’ Mugello double-header.

CryptoTower Racing Team’s Joshua Dufek claimed his first Euroformula victory in a photo finish at Monza, winning by 0.046 seconds.

Motopark’s Noel Leon and semi-team-mate Charlie Wurz were the winners of the first two Euroformula races at Monza.

Joshua Dufek was fastest at a wet Monza in Euroformula’s second practice session of the weekend, contested by just seven drivers.