Kasper Schormans became the first driver to claim all three victories in a round of the F4 Spanish Championship this season with a seamless performance in Race 3 at Circuito de Navarra.
Polesitter Schormans maintained the lead at the start, closely followed by championship protagonists Noah Monteiro and Rocco Coronel.
That was until KCL Motorsport's Borys Lyzen clipped the Red Bull-backed Coronel in the fight for third, relegating him to 26th and stripping him of the chance to fight for victory. There were plenty of close battles in the opening stages, as the group behind the top five fell three seconds back.
At the front of that pack was TC Racing’s Nilkas Schaufler, up six places from his starting position of 12th. With 20 minutes on the clock, Daniel Kelleher pushed his way past Jensen Burnett to sit in third, on course for a maiden podium of the season. On the next lap, Burnett then lost another position to Andrej Petrovic, dropping to fifth.
Monteiro continued to hound Schormans for top spot, with the gap sitting around four tenths for a number of laps, while Coronel fought his way back through the field and up to 13th with 15 minutes to go.
The grid settled into a groove thereafter, with Monteiro content to sit behind the race leader. Nacho Tunon and Jacob Micallef came together just as time expired, with the former left beeched in the gravel.
Ultimately, although the top four were separated by just 2.5 seconds across the line, no one was able to prevent Schormans from completing a commanding triple victory at Circuito de Navarra.
Monteiro kept his title hopes alive with an important second place, and Kelleher scored his first podium of 2026 in third. Petrovic missed out on the rostrum by just seven tenths in fourth, with Burnett in fifth and Schaufler sixth.
Vivek Kanthan came seventh, followed by Coronel, who recovered 18 places after his first lap incident to finish eighth. Luna Fluxa and Ty Fisher completed the top ten.
F4 Spanish Championship, Race 3, Circuito de Navarra
- Kasper Schormans, MP Motorsport
- Noah Monteiro, Griffin Core, +0.568s
- Daniel Kelleher, Campos Racing, +1.703s
- Andrej Petrovic, T-Code, +2.430s
- Jensen Burnett, KCL Motorsport, +6.109s
- Niklas Schaufler, TC Racing, +20.295s
- Vivek Kanthan, Griffin Core, +20.503s
- Rocco Coronel, MP Motorsport, +25.144s
- Luna Fluxa, Campos Racing, +26.044s
- Ty Fisher, Griffin Core, +28.135s
For results, standings and live streaming details, visit f4spain.org.