The 2026 Euroformula Open season reached its fourth round at the Hungaroring, where the championship produced three different winners across another tightly contested weekend.
BVM Racing set the early pace through Javier Herrera, who topped Free Practice 1 before claiming his second pole of the season. However, Team Motopark controlled the races, with Everett Stack winning Race 1, Diego de la Torre claiming his maiden Euroformula Open victory in Race 2, and Rui-Heng Yeh returning to the top step in Race 3.
As a result, Yeh left Hungary with his championship lead intact and extended. The Taiwanese driver now holds a 74-point advantage over de la Torre, while Stack remains firmly in contention in third.
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Private testing
The weekend began with two private test sessions on Thursday. De la Torre led the opening test for Team Motopark with a 1:35.555, narrowly beating BVM Racing’s Herrera by 0.128s. Stack completed the top three, while Yeh finished fourth.
Yeh then moved to the top in Private Test 2, posting a 1:35.408. Herrera again finished second, 0.110s behind, while de la Torre placed third. Therefore, both Motopark and BVM arrived at Friday’s official running with strong early momentum.
Private Test 1
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — 1:35.555
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +0.128
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +0.256
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +0.456
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +0.650
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +0.669
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +1.115
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +1.200
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +1.354
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +1.845
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +2.292
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +2.391
Private Test 2
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — 1:35.408
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +0.110
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +0.272
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +0.552
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +0.557
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +0.581
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +1.151
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +1.231
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +1.630
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +1.745
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +1.824
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +2.146
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Free Practice
Friday brought sunny, mild and breezy conditions, and Herrera immediately made BVM Racing the benchmark. The Mexican topped Free Practice 1 with a 1:35.192, beating teammate Alessandro Famularo by 0.169s.
Marcelo Hahn, making his Euroformula Open debut with BVM, placed third in the opening session. Stack followed in fourth for Motopark, while Ferrazzano completed the top five.
In Free Practice 2, Wiktor Dobrzański led the way for Team Motopark with a 1:36.499. Carrasquedo finished just 0.029s behind, while Yeh took third. However, Herrera’s morning time remained the quickest of Friday overall.
Free Practice 1
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — 1:35.192
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +0.169
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +1.434
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +1.531
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +1.601
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +1.710
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +1.842
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +1.937
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +2.065
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +2.337
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +3.175
Free Practice 2
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — 1:36.499
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +0.029
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +0.285
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +0.291
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +0.391
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +0.501
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +0.533
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +0.599
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +0.700
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +0.726
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +1.292
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +1.582
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Qualifying
Herrera confirmed BVM Racing’s pace in Qualifying by taking pole with a 1:34.793. It marked his second pole of the season and gave him the ideal starting position for Race 1.
Stack qualified second for Team Motopark, only 0.160s behind, while Famularo took third in the second BVM car. Yeh completed the second row in fourth, with Carrasquedo and de la Torre forming an all-Mexican third row.
Although overtaking at the Hungaroring is difficult, the narrow gaps at the front suggested that race starts would prove decisive.
Qualifying
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — 1:34.793
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +0.160
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +0.172
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +0.281
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +0.424
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +0.727
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +0.757
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +0.991
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +1.302
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +1.398
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +1.695
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +2.426
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Race 1
Race 1 belonged to Stack. The American made the better start from the front row and took the lead into Turn 1, while pole-sitter Herrera dropped behind both Stack and Yeh.
Herrera later moved past Yeh in a disputed move, but the stewards handed him a five-second penalty for causing a collision at Turn 1. That decision dropped him to fourth in the final classification.
Stack controlled the race from the front and secured his first win of the season by almost six seconds. Yeh finished second, while Famularo took an emotional third for BVM Racing after a difficult week for Venezuela following the earthquake that had struck his homeland.
Behind the podium finishers, de la Torre, Carrasquedo and Castillo completed a strong Mexican group inside the top seven.
Race 1
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — 17 laps
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +5.984
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +6.726
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +9.046
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +13.228
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +16.978
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +25.487
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +25.931
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +26.411
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +26.653
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +32.025
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +33.695
Fastest lap: Everett Stack — 1:36.280
Penalty: Javier Herrera — five-second time penalty for causing a collision at Turn 1
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Race 2
De la Torre claimed his maiden Euroformula Open win in Race 2 with a clean and controlled drive from the front row.
The Mexican made the decisive move at the start, taking the lead into Turn 1 and holding it through Turn 2 despite pressure from Yeh. From there, he managed the race with composure, even as Yeh and Stack stayed close behind.
Yeh finished only 0.361s behind, while Stack completed the podium. Herrera took fourth as the highest-placed BVM Racing driver, ahead of Carrasquedo and Famularo. Meanwhile, Koller took the fastest lap on his way to eighth.
Race 2
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — 17 laps
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — +0.361
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +2.684
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +3.499
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +4.067
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +4.490
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +4.794
- Jan Koller — Team Motopark — +6.832
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +11.329
- Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — +11.815
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +12.420
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +26.600
Fastest lap: Jan Koller — 1:37.118
2026 Euroformula Open: Round 4: Hungaroring: Race 3
Yeh ended a five-race winless run in Race 3 and reasserted his control of the championship.
De la Torre led from the start, while Yeh moved ahead of Carrasquedo on the opening lap. For much of the race, Yeh stayed close to his Motopark teammate without forcing an early move. Then, on lap 15, he took his chance into Turn 1 as tyre degradation became more influential.
Once ahead, Yeh held the lead to the finish and won by 2.510s. De la Torre completed another strong weekend in second, while Carrasquedo finished third.
Stack took fourth, ahead of Famularo, Herrera and Dobrzański. Further back, Hahn received a drive-through for a starting procedure infringement, while Koller received a three-place grid penalty for his next race after an unsafe rejoin caused a collision with Ferrazzano.
Race 3
- Rui-Heng Yeh — Team Motopark — 17 laps
- Diego de la Torre — Team Motopark — +2.510
- Jesse Carrasquedo — Team Motopark — +3.356
- Everett Stack — Team Motopark — +3.983
- Alessandro Famularo — BVM Racing — +4.443
- Javier Herrera — BVM Racing — +5.423
- Wiktor Dobrzański — Team Motopark — +6.751
- Divy Nandan — BVM Racing — +7.307
- Lorenzo Castillo — Team Motopark — +12.029
- Marcelo Hahn — BVM Racing — +31.179
Not classified:
Jan Koller — Team Motopark — 6 laps
Aaron Ferrazzano — Neri Autosport — 6 laps
Fastest lap: Rui-Heng Yeh — 1:37.401
Penalties: Marcelo Hahn — drive-through for starting procedure infringement; Jan Koller — three-place grid penalty for next race for unsafe rejoin causing a collision
2026 Euroformula Open: Standings after Round 4
Yeh strengthened his lead after finishing second, second and first across the Hungaroring races. He now sits on 241 points, with de la Torre second on 167 and Stack third on 159.
Carrasquedo remains fourth on 137, while Famularo follows closely on 133. Herrera’s pole and three points finishes moved him to 120, and he continues to lead the Rookie Championship.
Team Motopark also extended its Teams’ Championship advantage, moving to 179 points ahead of BVM Racing on 121.
Drivers’ Championship
- Rui-Heng Yeh — 241 points
- Diego de la Torre — 167 points
- Everett Stack — 159 points
- Jesse Carrasquedo — 137 points
- Alessandro Famularo — 133 points
- Javier Herrera — 120 points
- Wiktor Dobrzański — 74 points
- Lorenzo Castillo — 45 points
- Divy Nandan — 36 points
- Aaron Ferrazzano — 28 points
- Genaro Trappa — 26 points
- Jan Koller — 26 points
- Ricardo Miranda Baptista — 18 points
- Filippo Fiorentino — 15 points
- Marcelo Hahn — 3 points
- Alceu Feldmann — 0 points
Rookie Championship
- Javier Herrera — 94 points
- Wiktor Dobrzański — 79 points
- Lorenzo Castillo — 63 points
- Aaron Ferrazzano — 40 points
- Jan Koller — 30 points
- Ricardo Miranda Baptista — 20 points
- Genaro Trappa — 18 points
- Filippo Fiorentino — 17 points
- Marcelo Hahn — 8 points
- Alceu Feldmann — 0 points
Teams’ Championship
- Team Motopark — 179 points
- BVM Racing — 121 points
- Neri Autosport — 38 points
- DRIVEX — 28 points
Yeh restores momentum as Motopark controls Hungary
The Hungaroring weekend started with BVM Racing in command, as Herrera topped Free Practice 1 and took pole. However, Motopark turned the round into a statement once racing began.
Stack took his first win of the season, de la Torre finally converted his pace into a maiden victory, and Yeh ended his winless run with a composed Race 3 performance. Therefore, Motopark not only swept the races but also strengthened its position in both championships.
With Yeh now 74 points clear, the title picture continues to lean towards the Taiwanese driver. However, de la Torre, Stack, Carrasquedo, Famularo and Herrera all left Hungary with strong moments, keeping the battle behind the leader alive heading into the next round.
