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Formula 2’s first visit to the Madring delivered plenty of drama across the weekend. Three red flags interrupted qualifying before two unpredictable races around the new circuit. For some drivers, Madrid became one of their strongest weekends of the season. For others, it was an opportunity they will want to forget. Here are the winners…
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Ugo Ugochukwu arrived in Madrid 15 points behind Freddie Slater. He leaves as the 2026 Formula 3 Champion. The Campos Racing driver completed a remarkable turnaround across the final weekend. Ugochukwu finished second in Sunday’s final Feature Race to secure the Drivers’ Championship. He ended the season 14 points clear of Slater. Yet just three…
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From fighting for a title in New Zealand at the beginning of the year to arriving at the final Formula 3 race level on points. Ugh Ugochukwu and Freddie Slater have been almost inseparable in 2026. Now, it all comes down to one final race. Ugochukwu and Slater will head into Sunday’s Formula 3 finale…
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Two qualifying sessions, two pole-sitters. Taito Kato and Tuukka Taponen came out on top of F3 Qualifying around the Madring. After a trip into the barriers, Pedro Clerot was unlucky to not secure Pole. The Brazilian finished second and third in each respective Qualifying session. Taponen will start from the top three in both Feature…
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In an incident filled Qualifying, it was Dino Beganovich who came out fastest in F2 Qualifying, claiming the first pole position at the Madring. Behind the DAMS Lucas Oil driver, Alex Dunne was forced to settle for second. The Irishman, who topped the first half of the session, edged out Rafael Câmara by three tenths.…
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With the 2026 Formula 3 season drawing to a close, all eyes are on the finale in Madrid this weekend. With three races and just 15 points separating Championship contenders Freddie Slater and Ugo Ugochukwu, there is still everything to play for. For the first time, the Formula 3 grid will take on the MADRING…
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Trip to Madrid anyone? Because The Formula 1 Exhibition is now open. 5 years in the making, this groundbreaking exhibition lifts the curtain on the Formula 1 story. Formula 1’s past, present and future is all combined in one place. Will you be making the trip to Madrid to check out the remains of Romain…