The F4 Spain season reaches Round 3 at Motorland Aragón
With summer just around the corner, the 2026 F4 Spain season travels to Motorland Aragón this coming weekend. The circuit located on the outskirts of Alcañiz will host the third round of the championship calendar, with temperatures expected to approach 40ºC, adding an extra layer of challenge to a category that has so far been characterised by remarkable competitiveness.
The six cars fielded by the Alzira-based team once again head into the weekend among the leading contenders. Griffin Core by Campos will be represented by Noah Monteiro, Vivek Kanthan and Ty Fisher, all three currently ranked inside the top seven in the drivers’ standings. Monteiro, who sits fourth overall, has already collected four podium finishes from six races. The Portuguese driver was also in contention for another podium in the third and final race at Algarve, only to be denied by contact from a rival with the chequered flag in sight.
Kanthan, sixth in the championship, has already tasted victory after winning the Sunday race at Cheste. As a driver who knows Motorland Aragón well, the American will certainly be one to watch. Fisher, currently seventh overall, has enjoyed an impressive start to the season with three fourth-place finishes. In other words, the Canadian has repeatedly come close to the podium. Will Motorland Aragón finally be the venue where he breaks through?
Attention must also be paid to the Campos Racing trio of Jacob Micallef, Daniel Kelleher and Luna Fluxá. Micallef made significant progress during the second meeting of the season, claiming his first pole position in the category before scoring valuable points with fourth and eighth-place finishes. His Irish teammate Kelleher has so far recorded a sixth and a ninth place as his standout results and will undoubtedly be aiming to improve on those performances before the summer break. Race circumstances have not been kind to Fluxá so far this season, but the Spanish driver has more than demonstrated her speed. With a little better fortune on her side, she has every chance of achieving the results her talent deserves.
In the teams’ standings, Griffin Core by Campos currently occupies second place with 70 points, while Campos Racing sits sixth.
Opened in 2009, Motorland Aragón is a 5.344-kilometre circuit and one of Spain’s premier motorsport venues, as well as a regular stop on the F4 Spain calendar. A highly technical opening sector featuring several linked corners leads into Turns 8 and 9, which form Motorland’s own version of the famous “Corkscrew”. From there to the finish, the long back straight provides the clearest overtaking opportunity into Turn 16 thanks to the slipstream effect. The circuit holds excellent memories for the team, as it was here just a few months ago that Monteiro secured the F4 Winter Series title.
The timetable features two free practice sessions on Friday at 12:00 and 16:00. Saturday’s action begins with Qualifying 1 at 09:00. Race 1, scheduled for 30 minutes plus one lap, will start at 12:20, while Race 2 (20 minutes plus one lap) is set for 16:35. On Sunday, drivers will return to the track at 09:00 for Qualifying 2. The third and final race of the weekend, lasting 30 minutes plus one lap, will get underway at 12:55. All sessions will be streamed live on the championship’s official YouTube channel. All times are CET.
Adrián Campos (Team Principal of Campos Racing): “Motorland Aragón is a circuit we know extremely well and one where we have always been competitive. We arrive at this third round of the season with six drivers who have already shown they have the pace to fight at the front, and we are confident they can turn that potential into strong results this weekend. The high temperatures will add an extra challenge for everyone, both in terms of tyre management and race preparation, but we have worked hard to be ready for those conditions. Our goal is to keep making progress, score as many points as possible and fight for podium finishes with both of our line-ups.”
