The EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend heads to the Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto this weekend for another major event of the 2026 season, bringing together the F4 Spanish Championship, Eurocup-3 and Toyota GR Cup Spain for three days of action in Andalusia.
From September 25 to 27, Jerez will become the meeting point for some of the most exciting young talents and racing categories on the national and international scene, with the championships entering an increasingly decisive stage of their respective seasons.
The F4 Spanish Championship arrives in Jerez for the fifth round of its 2026 campaign following an action-packed weekend at Jarama, where Kasper Schormans took over the lead of the Drivers’ Championship. The MP Motorsport driver currently sits on 140 points, ahead of teammate Borys Lyzen on 122, with Andrej Petrovic, Noah Monteiro and Rocco Coronel also firmly involved in a remarkably close title fight. With three rounds remaining, every point will become increasingly important as the championship enters its final stretch.
The stakes are even higher in Eurocup-3, which returns to Spain immediately after its first-ever visit to Silverstone. Keanu Al Azhari and James Egozi shared the victories in Great Britain, with Al Azhari claiming both pole positions and Race 1 before championship leader Egozi responded with his seventh win of the season in Race 2.
Egozi arrives in Jerez with 235 points and a 107-point advantage over Ean Eyckmans, giving the American his first opportunity to mathematically secure the 2026 Eurocup-3 title. Behind him, the battle remains wide open, with Eyckmans, Al Azhari and René Lammers separated by just nine points in the fight for second place.
Completing the programme will be the Toyota GR Cup Spain, bringing the distinctive Toyota GR86 Circuit Pack back to the EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend. The one-make series arrives with a closely contested championship battle after its previous appearance at MotorLand Aragón, where Marco Aguilera and Joan Vinyes Dabad shared the victories. Aguilera leads the standings on 127 points ahead of Antonio Albacete on 112 and Vinyes Dabad on 103, keeping the title fight very much alive heading into Jerez.
The Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto provides the perfect setting for a weekend in which championship pressure will combine with the close racing that characterises all three categories. One of Spain’s most iconic motorsport venues, Jerez will once again allow fans to experience the action from close range as the 2026 season approaches its decisive months.
Away from the track, the EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend will once again offer spectators the opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the paddock and enjoy motorsport up close in an event designed for fans and families alike.
Public access will take place on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September, with the venue open from 09:00 to 18:00. General weekend admission includes paddock access, while children under 14 can attend free of charge. A dedicated Grid Access ticket is also available for fans looking for an even closer experience.
Tickets for the EPIC NAPA Racing Weekend at the Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto are already available through FEVER.