Round 1 Highlights | 2026 F4 Spanish Championship Valencia
The 2026 F4 Spanish Championship delivered another spectacular weekend at Portimão, where razor-thin qualifying margins, intense wheel-to-wheel battles and dramatic post-race twists kept the title fight wide open.
Borys Lyzen stole the spotlight with two commanding victories, while Kasper Schormans claimed his maiden F4 win after a dramatic Race 3 reshuffle. From Jacob Micallef’s pole position by thousandths to the final championship shake-up, every session provided unforgettable moments around the Algarve circuit.
Watch all the highlights from Round 2 and relive one of the most action-packed weekends of the 2026 season.
MotorLand Aragón delivered a thrilling Round 3 of the F4 Spanish Championship, with Nacho Tuñón, Nathan Tye and Andrej Petrovic sharing the victories across three action-packed races.
Noah Monteiro left Aragón as the new Drivers’ Championship leader, while Nathan Tye starred with a podium in every race and Petrovic claimed his first win of the season.
With MP Motorsport still leading the Teams’ standings and T-Code by Amtog closing the gap, the fight for the 2026 title is more open than ever.
Jarama delivered a thrilling weekend full of intense battles and standout performances. Kasper Schormans, Borys Lyzen and Elliot Kaczynski shared the wins, with Schormans leaving Jarama as the new championship leader.
Round 5 Highlights| F4 Spanish Championship 2026 Jerez 30 September
Noah Monteiro had his best weekend of the F4 Spanish Championship season at Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto: he won Races 1 and 2 from pole and finished third in Race 3.
Rocco Coronel won Race 3 from pole, leading an MP Motorsport one-two ahead of championship leader Kasper Schormans.
Schormans now leads on 182 points, with Monteiro just seven behind, and only 20 points split the top three heading into the final rounds at Navarra and Barcelona.
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Round 5 Highlights| F4 Spanish Championship 2026 Circuito de Navarra 13 October
Kasper Schormans (MP Motorsport) dominated at Circuito de Navarra, winning all three races and taking both pole positions and two fastest laps. He was just one fastest lap short of a perfect points haul.
That turned his 7-point lead into a 53-point advantage over Noah Monteiro (Campos Racing), who only really pushed him in Race 3 and finished 0.568 seconds behind.
MP Motorsport also clinched its eighth Teams’ title with one round to go, and the championship will be decided at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 7–8 November. (Race 1 2 y 3)
