The Spanish circuit will host the first of three scheduled events in these winter weeks, with Campos Racing and Griffin Core by Campos drivers on the starting grid
The engines of Eurocup-3 and F4 Spain will roar to life this coming weekend at the Circuito de Jerez, the venue for the first of three races scheduled in the Winter Series for both championships. Following Jerez (February 8-9), the championships will head to the Algarve International Circuit just a couple of weeks later, on February 22-23, while the final event will take place at Motorland Aragón on the weekend of March 29-30. This last event will serve as a dress rehearsal before the regular season kicks off in mid-May at the Red Bull Ring. Unlike the conventional Eurocup-3 race meetings, Jerez and Algarve will feature three races, while the usual two-race format will return for Alcañiz. As for F4 Spain, which will also compete in Algarve, the main difference is that its final event will take place in Navarra on the weekend of March 8-9. The F4 Spain format will consist of three races per weekend.
In Eurocup-3, FIA Formula 3 driver Nikola Tsolov and Frenchman Jules Caranta, both members of the Red Bull Junior Team, will be behind the wheel of Campos Racing’s single-seaters this weekend. Meanwhile, fellow FIA F3 driver Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak, along with Francisco Macedo, Kacper Sztuka, and Jesse Carrasquedo Jr., will complete the Alzira-based team’s lineup.
For Portimão, another Red Bull-backed driver for the new season, Enzo Tarnvanichkul, will make his track debut alongside Caranta, Carrasquedo, Macedo, and Sztuka. Then, for Alcañiz, which will close the Eurocup-3 Winter Series, all six drivers set to compete in the 2025 season will be present. Ernesto Rivera will join Campos Racing, driving another Tatuus with Red Bull colors alongside Caranta and Tarnvanichkul, while Griffin Core by Campos will field Carrasquedo, Macedo, and Sztuka.
The driver lineup for the F4 Spain Winter Series will be identical to the regular season. Noah Monteiro, Vivek Kanthan, and Miguel Costa will represent Campos Racing, while Griffin Core by Campos will have Thomas Strauven, Matúš Ryba, and Janek “Jan” Przyrowski on its roster.
