The EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend heads to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this weekend, 6–8 November, bringing together four championships for three days of motorsport action. With ten races scheduled across the weekend, Barcelona will host the final event of the 2026 season for all four categories, with several titles and championship podium positions still up for grabs.
From the rising stars of international single-seater racing to the close competition of touring cars, the event will bring together the F4 Spanish Championship, Eurocup-3, TCR Spain and, for the first time as part of an EPIC Racing Weekend, the British-based GB3 Championship.
The F4 Spanish Championship arrives in Barcelona with both the Drivers’ and Rookie titles still undecided, following a dominant performance by Kasper Schormans at the previous round in Navarra.
The Dutch driver claimed all three victories at the penultimate event and now leads the standings with 256 points, holding a 53-point advantage over Noah Monteiro (203). Rocco Coronel (181) and Borys Lyzen (170) complete the leading four and remain involved in the Rookie Championship battle, which Schormans also leads.
While the individual titles remain open, MP Motorsport has already secured the Teams’ Championship, adding another title to its successful history in the category.
Eurocup-3 reaches its eighth and final round with James Egozi already crowned Drivers’ Champion and Palou Motorsport having secured its first Teams’ Championship at the Hungaroring. The American driver has enjoyed a record-breaking season, with ten victories, 13 podium finishes and 11 fastest laps, while Palou Motorsport arrives in Barcelona having claimed at least one victory at every circuit visited so far in 2026.
However, the Rookie Championship remains completely open. René Lammers leads with 167 points, just one ahead of Ean Eyckmans (166), while Heitor Dall’Agnol (164) sits only three points behind. The three drivers are also fighting for the remaining overall championship podium positions alongside Keanu Al Azhari, who currently occupies second place with 178 points.
TCR Spain also heads into its final round with the Drivers’ Championship still to be decided. Viktor Andersson arrives as the championship leader, holding a 35-point advantage over Sten-Dorian Piirimägi, with Erik Zabala also in contention.
The previous round at Circuito de Navarra produced two first-time winners, with Piirimägi taking victory in Race 1 before René Povlsen claimed the second contest. The touring car championship will conclude its five-round season with two races on Sunday, offering a different style of racing to the single-seater categories and another championship battle for spectators to follow.
The GB3 Championship joins the EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend for its first-ever visit to Spain, bringing another international single-seater category to the Barcelona programme.
Nikita Bedrin arrives as the Drivers’ Championship leader with 445 points, holding an 89-point advantage over Deagen Fairclough (356). Lucas Fluxá (355) and Martin Molnar (351) also retain mathematical chances of claiming the title, with three races remaining. The Teams’ Championship promises an even closer battle, with Rodin Motorsport leading VRD Racing by just 16 points, while Hitech GP and Xcel Motorsport also remain mathematically in contention.
Located in Montmeló, just outside Barcelona, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is one of Europe’s most established motorsport venues. Its combination of high-speed corners, technical sections and heavy braking zones provides a demanding challenge for both single-seaters and touring cars, with the main straight and the braking zones at Turns 1 and 10 offering important overtaking opportunities.
The action begins on Friday, 6 November, with practice and testing sessions across the four championships, before qualifying and the first races take place on Saturday. Sunday will bring the remaining races and the conclusion of all four championships. The full weekend schedule is available here.
The weekend will also feature the NAPA Pit Walk on Sunday from 11:35 to 12:50, giving fans an opportunity to get closer to the cars, teams and drivers and experience the atmosphere of the event beyond the grandstands.
Tickets for the EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend Barcelona are still available and can be purchased through the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya official ticketing platform.
