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2026 | F4 CEZ | Slovakia Ring | Walther leads standings as Borenstein and Rechenmacher star

Karishma Persad016 mins
Walther takes the 2026 F4 CEZ lead at Slovakia Ring after wins for Borenstein, Rechenmacher and Walther in Round 3.
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David Walther left Slovakia Ring as the new leader of the 2026 F4 Central European Zone (CEZ) Championship after a busy third round delivered four races, three different winners and several important shifts in the title fight.

The Maffi Racing driver set the pace early by topping Free Practice and ended the weekend with victory in the final race. Teo Borenstein also emerged as one of the standout performers, taking pole position and two victories for Jenzer Motorsport, while Simon Rechenmacher claimed his maiden F4 CEZ win after a decisive last-lap move in Race 2.

The Slovakia Ring round continued the momentum of a tightly contested season. With a large field again requiring a split-group format, drivers had to combine speed with consistency across changing race combinations. Incidents, penalties and Safety Car periods also shaped the weekend, ensuring that the championship order changed significantly by Sunday evening.

As a result, Walther now leads the Drivers’ Championship on 167 points, ahead of Elia Weiss on 154. Borenstein’s double victory moved him to 145 points, while Max Karhan remains fourth on 128. In the Teams’ Championship, Jenzer Motorsport strengthened its advantage after another strong weekend across its driver line-up.

Walther sets the early pace as Round 3 of the 2026 F4 CEZ Championship gets underway at the Slovakia Ring

David Walther opened the Slovakia Ring weekend at the top of the combined Free Practice classification, giving Maffi Racing an early benchmark in Round 3 of the 2026 F4 CEZ Championship.

Free Practice ran across two 40-minute heats, with 19 drivers in Heat 1 and 18 in Heat 2. Although Simon Rechenmacher led the opening session with a 2:03.949, the second heat produced the fastest times of the morning. Walther set a 2:03.369 in Heat 2 to finish fastest overall, 0.125s ahead of Jenzer Motorsport’s Teo Borenstein. Rechenmacher’s Heat 1 benchmark placed him third in the combined order, making him, Walther and Borenstein the only drivers to break the 2:04 barrier.

Max Karhan finished fourth overall after taking second in Heat 1, while Markas Silkunas completed the combined top five with third place in Heat 2. With Walther, Borenstein, Rechenmacher, Karhan and Silkunas all showing strong pace early, Free Practice immediately established the main contenders before Qualifying later in the day.

Free Practice Heat 1 results

  1. #3 Simon Rechenmacher — 2:03.949
  2. #144 Max Karhan — 2:04.060
  3. #22 Elia Weiss — 2:04.202
  4. #21 Ella Häkkinen — 2:04.478
  5. #78 Francesco Pio Coppola — 2:04.621
  6. #25 Georgiy Zasov — 2:04.622
  7. #12 Bien Cezary — 2:04.826
  8. #99 Antonio Errigo — 2:04.944
  9. #8 Andreas Lo Bue — 2:04.956
  10. #61 Alexia Danielsson — 2:05.009
  11. #75 Michalina Sabaj — 2:05.086
  12. #6 Tomas Rudokas — 2:05.201
  13. #77 Viktor Snebjorn Poulsen — 2:05.290
  14. #76 Jorge Luis Bruno — 2:05.335
  15. #35 Piotr Wiktor Orcholski — 2:05.867
  16. #555 Benet Gaspar — 2:05.893
  17. #19 Patrik Lipovics — 2:06.542
  18. #17 Frantisek Nemec — 2:06.638
  19. #42 Noah Daniel Noelken — 2:07.230

Free Practice Heat 2 results

  1. #7 David Walther — 2:03.369
  2. #20 Teo Borenstein — 2:03.494
  3. #26 Markas Silkunas — 2:04.090
  4. #86 Aleksandar Bogunovic — 2:04.161
  5. #2 Erik Poulsen — 2:04.599
  6. #5 Igor Polak — 2:04.601
  7. #52 Mio Olert — 2:04.768
  8. #18 Mathilda Paatz — 2:04.788
  9. #9 Dean Pedersen — 2:05.059
  10. #88 David Gorcica — 2:05.452
  11. #15 Alexandre Louza — 2:05.543
  12. #14 Nikolaj Dyrved — 2:05.746
  13. #33 Tobias Pasko — 2:06.054
  14. #69 Miroslav Repak — 2:06.652
  15. #427 Stefan Treneski — 2:06.690
  16. #96 Leo Nilsson — 2:06.896
  17. #11 Albert Pisarik — 2:08.087
  18. #65 Roman Roubicek — 2:08.148

2026 F4 CEZ Slovakia Ring Qualifying: Borenstein fastest with record pace

Teo Borenstein delivered the fastest lap of Qualifying at Slovakia Ring, putting Jenzer Motorsport on pole position for Round 3 of the 2026 F4 CEZ Championship.

Qualifying again ran across two 20-minute heats. Simon Rechenmacher topped Heat 1 with a 2:03.110 for Cram Motorsport, placing him ahead of Elia Weiss and Max Karhan. However, Borenstein went quicker in Heat 2, first setting a 2:02.790, the fastest F4 CEZ Qualifying lap recorded at Slovakia Ring. Although the stewards later deleted that lap for unnecessarily slow driving in sector three, his second-best time of 2:02.995 still secured the fastest overall time.

As a result, Borenstein headed the combined Qualifying order, with Rechenmacher second overall and David Walther third after setting a 2:03.248 in Heat 2. Mathilda Paatz finished fourth overall for Mathilda Racing, while Weiss completed the combined top five.

Qualifying Heat 1 results

  1. #3 Simon Rechenmacher — Cram Motorsport — 2:03.110
  2. #22 Elia Weiss — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:03.326
  3. #144 Max Karhan — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:03.679
  4. #99 Antonio Errigo — Technorace Competition — 2:03.776
  5. #25 Georgiy Zasov — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:03.828
  6. #21 Ella Häkkinen — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:03.901
  7. #78 Francesco Pio Coppola — Technorace Competition — 2:03.936
  8. #77 Viktor Snebjorn Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — 2:04.075
  9. #61 Alexia Danielsson — STEP Motorsport — 2:04.078
  10. #76 Jorge Luis Bruno — Drivex — 2:04.282
  11. #12 Bien Cezary — Maffi Racing — 2:04.319
  12. #8 Andreas Lo Bue — Renauer Motorsport — 2:04.403
  13. #555 Benet Gaspar — Zengo Motorsport — 2:04.531
  14. #35 Piotr Wiktor Orcholski — Harp Racing — 2:04.759
  15. #6 Tomas Rudokas — Renauer Motorsport — 2:04.804
  16. #75 Michalina Sabaj — AS Motorsport — 2:04.850
  17. #17 Frantisek Nemec — JMT Racing — 2:04.956
  18. #19 Patrik Lipovics — HunOK Motorsport — 2:05.210
  19. #42 Noah Daniel Noelken — Dutt Motorsport by fenster.com — 2:06.638

Qualifying Heat 2 results

  1. #20 Teo Borenstein — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:02.995
  2. #7 David Walther — Maffi Racing — 2:03.248
  3. #18 Mathilda Paatz — Mathilda Racing — 2:03.447
  4. #26 Markas Silkunas — Jenzer Motorsport — 2:03.802
  5. #9 Dean Pedersen — Mathilda Racing — 2:03.914
  6. #2 Erik Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — 2:03.974
  7. #52 Mio Olert — SG Motors — 2:04.164
  8. #86 Aleksandar Bogunovic — ABA Racing by SG Motors — 2:04.252
  9. #5 Igor Polak — Maffi Racing — 2:04.294
  10. #15 Alexandre Louza — Cram Motorsport — 2:04.336
  11. #69 Miroslav Kepak — Sládečka Motorsport — 2:04.718
  12. #88 David Gorcica — Janík Motorsport — 2:04.767
  13. #96 Leo Nilsson — Drivex — 2:04.780
  14. #427 Stefan Treneski — JMT Racing — 2:04.813
  15. #33 Tobias Pasko — Janík Motorsport — 2:05.161
  16. #14 Nikolaj Dyrved — Maffi Racing — 2:05.209
  17. #11 Albert Pisarik — Janík Motorsport — 2:05.521
  18. #65 Roman Roubicek — JMT Racing — 2:06.934

2026 F4 CEZ Slovakia Ring Race 1: Borenstein wins after Rechenmacher penalty

Teo Borenstein converted pole position into victory in Race 1 at Slovakia Ring, giving Jenzer Motorsport the first win of Round 3.

The opening race featured Groups A and B, with Borenstein starting from pole alongside Simon Rechenmacher. Elia Weiss and Mathilda Paatz lined up on the second row, while Markas Silkunas and Antonio Errigo started from row three. However, the start procedure was delayed when Benet Gaspar stopped in Sector 2 during the formation lap, forcing the field to complete an additional formation lap before racing began.

When the race started, Borenstein held the lead while Weiss attempted to challenge around the outside of Turn 1. The move did not work, and Weiss dropped to fourth. On the opening lap, contact between Alexandre Louza and Igor Polak sent both cars into the gravel and brought out the Safety Car.

At the restart, Borenstein kept first place, but Paatz immediately came under pressure from Rechenmacher. Their battle ended with Paatz spinning on the start-finish straight, although she avoided further contact and continued. The incident promoted Weiss to second, ahead of Rechenmacher, Silkunas and Errigo.

Rechenmacher then attacked Weiss and moved into second at the end of lap five. He closed onto Borenstein in the final stages and used the slipstream out of the final corner, but Borenstein crossed the line first by only 0.105s. However, Rechenmacher later received a 10-second penalty for the incident with Paatz and dropped to fourth in the final classification. As a result, Weiss moved up to second and Silkunas inherited third.

Borenstein therefore took the win by 1.874s from Weiss, while Silkunas completed a Jenzer Motorsport podium sweep. Rechenmacher still recorded the fastest lap of the race with a 2:03.768.

Race 1 results: Group A + B

  1. #20 Teo Borenstein — Jenzer Motorsport — 23:32.213
  2. #22 Elia Weiss — Jenzer Motorsport — +1.874
  3. #26 Markas Silkunas — Jenzer Motorsport — +4.219
  4. #3 Simon Rechenmacher — Cram Motorsport — +10.105
  5. #35 Piotr Wiktor Orcholski — Harp Racing — +10.999
  6. #99 Antonio Errigo — Technorace Competition — +13.095
  7. #88 David Gorcica — Janík Motorsport — +13.272
  8. #2 Erik Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +13.523
  9. #25 Georgiy Zasov — Jenzer Motorsport — +13.889
  10. #52 Mio Olert — SG Motors — +16.289
  11. #76 Jorge Luis Bruno — Drivex — +16.596
  12. #75 Michalina Sabaj — AS Motorsport — +16.693
  13. #17 Frantisek Nemec — JMT Racing — +17.665
  14. #18 Mathilda Paatz — Mathilda Racing — +17.847
  15. #77 Viktor S. Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +20.863
  16. #33 Tobias Pasko — Janík Motorsport — +21.624
  17. #96 Leo Nilsson — Drivex — +21.753
  18. #14 Nikolaj Dyrved — Maffi Racing — +21.972
  19. #12 Bien Cezary — Maffi Racing — +21.987
  20. #65 Roman Roubicek — JMT Racing — +37.605
  21. #42 Noah D. Noelken — Dutt Motorsport by fenster.com — +39.024
  22. #78 Francesco Pio Coppola — Technorace Competition — 1 lap

Not classified

DNF. #5 Igor Polak — Maffi Racing
DNF. #15 Alexandre Louza — Cram Motorsport
DNF. #555 Benet Gaspar — Zengo Motorsport

2026 F4 CEZ Slovakia Ring Race 2: Rechenmacher claims maiden F4 CEZ victory after final-lap move

Simon Rechenmacher bounced back from his Race 1 penalty by claiming his maiden F4 CEZ victory in Race 2 at Slovakia Ring. The Cram Motorsport driver started from pole in the Group B and C race, before defeating David Walther after a close final-lap fight.

Rechenmacher shared the front row with Walther, while Mathilda Paatz and Max Karhan lined up on the second row. Paatz made the best start and moved into the lead on the run to Turn 1, but Walther responded immediately and reclaimed first place at Turn 2.

Later on the opening lap, contact involving Alexia Danielsson, Andreas Lo Bue and Benet Gaspar brought out the Safety Car. At that stage, Walther led from Paatz, Rechenmacher, Karhan, Dean Pedersen, Erik Poulsen, Antonio Errigo, Jorge Luis Bruno, Ella Häkkinen and Aleksandar Bogunovic.

When racing resumed with 16 minutes remaining, Walther kept the lead while Rechenmacher moved around the outside of Paatz to take second. Paatz then came under pressure from the cars behind, with Pedersen and Karhan both finding a way through. However, Pedersen later received a 10-second penalty for a jump start, which dropped him from fourth on the road to 11th in the final classification.

At the front, Rechenmacher gradually closed the gap to Walther. With five minutes remaining, he had reduced the margin to just two tenths and began searching for a way past. Walther defended firmly, but Rechenmacher made the decisive move on the final lap. He attacked into Turn 1, briefly took the lead, and then held on after Walther fought back at Turn 3.

Rechenmacher crossed the line 0.601s ahead of Walther to secure his first F4 CEZ victory. Karhan completed the podium for Jenzer Motorsport, while Paatz was promoted to fourth after Pedersen’s penalty. Rechenmacher also set the fastest lap of the race with a 2:03.836.

Race 2 results: Group B + C

  1. #3 Simon Rechenmacher — Cram Motorsport — 25:22.742
  2. #7 David Walther — Maffi Racing — +0.601
  3. #144 Max Karhan — Jenzer Motorsport — +1.032
  4. #18 Mathilda Paatz — Mathilda Racing — +3.887
  5. #2 Erik Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +3.979
  6. #86 Aleksandar Bogunovic — ABA Racing by SG Motors — +7.530
  7. #21 Ella Häkkinen — Jenzer Motorsport — +10.228
  8. #99 Antonio Errigo — Technorace Competition — +10.872
  9. #88 David Gorcica — Janík Motorsport — +11.095
  10. #427 Stefan Treneski — JMT Racing — +11.805
  11. #9 Dean Pedersen — Mathilda Racing — +11.846
  12. #5 Igor Polak — Maffi Racing — +14.987
  13. #555 Benet Gaspar — Zengo Motorsport — +21.414
  14. #69 Miroslav Kepak — Sládečka Motorsport — +22.748
  15. #33 Tobias Pasko — Janík Motorsport — +23.097
  16. #75 Michalina Sabaj — AS Motorsport — +23.188
  17. #6 Tomas Rudokas — Renauer Motorsport — +24.447
  18. #19 Patrik Lipovics — HunOK Motorsport — +24.560
  19. #65 Roman Roubicek — JMT Racing — +31.933
  20. #11 Albert Pisarik — Janík Motorsport — +32.159
  21. #76 Jorge L. Bruno — Drivex — +48.574

Not classified

DNF. #78 Francesco Pio Coppola — Technorace Competition — 1 lap
DNF. #61 Alexia Danielsson — STEP Motorsport
DNF. #8 Andreas Lo Bue — Renauer Motorsport

2026 F4 CEZ Slovakia Ring Race 3: Borenstein completes pole, fastest lap and victory

Teo Borenstein delivered the most complete performance of the Slovakia Ring weekend in Race 3, converting pole position into victory and adding the fastest lap to secure maximum points for Jenzer Motorsport.

The race featured Groups A and C, with Borenstein starting from pole alongside David Walther. Elia Weiss and Max Karhan occupied the second row, while Markas Silkunas and Dean Pedersen started from the third row. Borenstein made a strong start and retained the lead into Turn 1, while Weiss moved ahead of Walther to take second. Unlike the two Saturday races, the opening lap ran without major incident, although drivers battled closely throughout the field.

At the end of the opening lap, Borenstein led from Weiss, Walther, Silkunas, Pedersen, Karhan, Georgiy Zasov, Mio Olert, Aleksandar Bogunovic and Erik Poulsen. Walther then passed Weiss on lap two and began to close on Borenstein. However, the race was later red-flagged after contact between Olert and Piotr Wiktor Orcholski at the exit of the fast Turn 2 sent both cars into the tyre barriers.

After barrier repairs, the race resumed behind the Safety Car with 12 minutes remaining. Walther attacked immediately at the restart and briefly swept around the outside of Borenstein at Turn 1. However, Borenstein responded at the following corner and reclaimed the lead. Pedersen also made a strong restart and climbed into second before Walther fought back to regain the position.

The race ended under Safety Car after Bien Cezary stopped in the gravel while fighting inside the points-paying positions. Borenstein therefore crossed the line first, 0.275s ahead of Walther, while Pedersen secured his maiden F4 CEZ podium in third. Borenstein also set the fastest lap of the race with a 2:03.735.

Stefan Treneski and Albert Pisarik both received five-second penalties, but the top 10 remained unchanged.

Race 3 results: Group A + C

  1. #20 Teo Borenstein — Jenzer Motorsport — 25:31.334
  2. #7 David Walther — Maffi Racing — +0.275
  3. #9 Dean Pedersen — Mathilda Racing — +0.571
  4. #22 Elia Weiss — Jenzer Motorsport — +0.962
  5. #144 Max Karhan — Jenzer Motorsport — +1.069
  6. #26 Markas Silkunas — Jenzer Motorsport — +1.460
  7. #25 Georgiy Zasov — Jenzer Motorsport — +1.824
  8. #86 Aleksandar Bogunovic — ABA Racing by SG Motors — +1.996
  9. #21 Ella Häkkinen — Jenzer Motorsport — +2.225
  10. #77 Viktor S. Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +2.539
  11. #8 Andreas Lo Bue — Renauer Motorsport — +2.756
  12. #15 Alexandre Louza — Cram Motorsport — +3.079
  13. #69 Miroslav Kepak — Sládečka Motorsport — +3.376
  14. #96 Leo Nilsson — Drivex — +3.722
  15. #61 Alexia Danielsson — STEP Motorsport — +4.178
  16. #17 Frantisek Nemec — JMT Racing — +4.381
  17. #6 Tomas Rudokas — Renauer Motorsport — +4.977
  18. #14 Nikolaj Dyrved — Maffi Racing — +5.496
  19. #42 Noah D. Noelken — Dutt Motorsport by fenster.com — +6.019
  20. #427 Stefan Treneski — JMT Racing — +9.529
  21. #11 Albert Pisarik — Janík Motorsport — +9.752

Not classified

DNF. #12 Bien Cezary — Maffi Racing — 6 laps
DNF. #52 Mio Olert — SG Motors — 3 laps
DNF. #35 Piotr W. Orcholski — Harp Racing — 3 laps
DNF. #19 Patrik Lipovics — HunOK Motorsport — 3 laps

2026 F4 CEZ Slovakia Ring: Race 4: Walther wins final race after restart drama

David Walther became the third different winner of the Slovakia Ring weekend after taking victory in Race 4, the final race of Round 3 of the 2026 F4 CEZ Championship.

The race brought the full field together, with Teo Borenstein and Walther again starting from the front row. Simon Rechenmacher and Elia Weiss lined up behind them, while Max Karhan and Markas Silkunas shared the third row. Dean Pedersen and Erik Poulsen started from row four, with Antonio Errigo and Aleksandar Bogunovic completing the top 10 on the grid.

Borenstein held the lead into Turn 1, but Walther immediately applied pressure through Turns 2 and 3. Although Borenstein defended through the opening corners, Walther found a way past before the end of the first lap and moved into the lead. Once ahead, the Maffi Racing driver began to build a gap while Borenstein focused on defending from Rechenmacher.

Rechenmacher eventually passed Borenstein and moved into second, placing himself behind Walther. However, the race changed after contact between David Gorcica and Mathilda Paatz eliminated both drivers and brought out the Safety Car. At the restart, Rechenmacher suffered a technical issue just as Walther accelerated away. Because overtaking was prohibited before the start-finish line, the problem created hesitation in the pack and allowed Walther to open a decisive advantage.

Walther controlled the remainder of the race and crossed the line first after 11 laps. Borenstein finished second on the road and remained there in the amended provisional classification. Pedersen initially completed the podium, but a 10-second penalty for overtaking before the Safety Car control line dropped him to 10th. Weiss also received a five-second penalty for contact with Bogunovic, which moved him down to sixth. As a result, Silkunas inherited third, ahead of Georgiy Zasov and Erik Poulsen.

Walther also set the fastest lap of the race with a 2:04.035. The amended provisional classification noted that several cars remained under investigation pending manufacturer statements.

Race 4 results: Final Race

  1. #7 David Walther — Maffi Racing — 25:31.220
  2. #20 Teo Borenstein — Jenzer Motorsport — +4.873
  3. #26 Markas Silkunas — Jenzer Motorsport — +8.251
  4. #25 Georgiy Zasov — Jenzer Motorsport — +11.790
  5. #2 Erik Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +11.922
  6. #22 Elia Weiss — Jenzer Motorsport — +12.297
  7. #99 Antonio Errigo — Technorace Competition — +14.773
  8. #77 Viktor S. Poulsen — STEP Motorsport — +15.531
  9. #76 Jorge L. Bruno — Drivex — +16.021
  10. #9 Dean Pedersen — Mathilda Racing — +16.197
  11. #15 Alexandre Louza — Cram Motorsport — +18.324
  12. #555 Benet Gaspar — Zengo Motorsport — +18.890
  13. #5 Igor Polak — Maffi Racing — +19.105
  14. #427 Stefan Treneski — JMT Racing — +19.290
  15. #61 Alexia Danielsson — STEP Motorsport — +19.496
  16. #96 Leo Nilsson — Drivex — +23.148
  17. #75 Michalina Sabaj — AS Motorsport — +23.226
  18. #8 Andreas Lo Bue — Renauer Motorsport — +23.535
  19. #33 Tobias Pasko — Janík Motorsport — +23.932
  20. #17 Frantisek Nemec — JMT Racing — +24.344
  21. #69 Miroslav Kepak — Sládečka Motorsport — +25.121
  22. #6 Tomas Rudokas — Renauer Motorsport — +25.244
  23. #14 Nikolaj Dyrved — Maffi Racing — +25.456
  24. #21 Ella Häkkinen — Jenzer Motorsport — +34.170
  25. #144 Max Karhan — Jenzer Motorsport — +1:00.370
  26. #86 Aleksandar Bogunovic — ABA Racing by SG Motors — 3 laps

Not classified

DNF. #3 Simon Rechenmacher — Cram Motorsport — 6 laps
DNF. #18 Mathilda Paatz — Mathilda Racing — 3 laps
DNF. #88 David Gorcica — Janík Motorsport — 3 laps

Championship standings after Round 3

David Walther moved to the top of the F4 CEZ Drivers’ Championship after a strong Round 3 weekend at Slovakia Ring. The Maffi Racing driver scored two second-place finishes and ended the event with victory in Race 4, moving to 167 points.

Elia Weiss now sits second on 154 points, while Teo Borenstein’s double victory lifted him to third on 145. Max Karhan remains fourth on 128, ahead of Simon Rechenmacher, who claimed his maiden F4 CEZ victory in Race 2 and now sits fifth on 101 points.

Jenzer Motorsport strengthened its Teams’ Championship lead after another high-scoring round across its driver line-up. The team now sits on 416 points, well clear of Maffi Racing and Cram Motorsport. Meanwhile, Ella Häkkinen moved ahead in the Woman Trophy standings, and Markas Silkunas retained the Rookie Championship lead.

Drivers’ Championship standings after Round 3

  1. David Walther — 167 points
  2. Elia Weiss — 154 points
  3. Teo Borenstein — 145 points
  4. Max Karhan — 128 points
  5. Simon Rechenmacher — 101 points
  6. Markas Silkunas — 90 points
  7. Georgiy Zasov — 72 points
  8. Aleksandar Bogunovic — 64 points
  9. Mathilda Paatz — 54 points
  10. Dean Pedersen — 50 points
  11. Francesco Pio Coppola — 47 points
  12. Antonio Errigo — 47 points
  13. David Gorcica — 46 points
  14. Ella Häkkinen — 46 points
  15. Andreas Lo Bue — 39 points
  16. Erik Poulsen — 36 points
  17. Knud Eske Nielsen — 25 points
  18. Lyuboslav Ruykov — 24 points
  19. Stefan Treneski — 24 points
  20. Benet Gaspar — 18 points
  21. Alexandre Louza — 18 points
  22. Viktor Snebjorn Poulsen — 18 points
  23. Igor Polak — 13 points
  24. Payton Westcott — 12 points
  25. Ginevra Panzeri — 12 points
  26. Jorge Luis Bruno — 12 points
  27. Piotr Wiktor Orcholski — 11 points
  28. Frantisek Nemec — 10 points
  29. Miroslav Kepak — 10 points
  30. Michalina Sabaj — 9 points
  31. Mio Olert — 9 points
  32. Filippo Fiorentino — 8 points
  33. Tomas Rudokas — 6 points
  34. Alexia Danielsson — 6 points
  35. Jade Jacquet — 4 points
  36. Leo Nilsson — 2 points
  37. Agustín Sepulveda — 1 point
  38. Sebastian Frigolet — 1 point
  39. Tobias Pasko — 1 point
  40. Noah Daniel Noelken — 0 points
  41. Albert Pisarik — 0 points
  42. Patrik Lipovics — 0 points
  43. Nikolaj Dyrved — 0 points
  44. Bien Cezary — 0 points
  45. Samuil Ivanov — 0 points
  46. Roman Roubicek — 0 points

Teams’ Championship standings after Round 3

  1. Jenzer Motorsport — 416 points
  2. Maffi Racing — 188 points
  3. Cram Motorsport — 149 points
  4. Mathilda Racing — 108 points
  5. Technorace Competition — 94 points
  6. ABA Racing by SG Motors — 64 points
  7. STEP Motorsport — 59 points
  8. Janík Motorsport — 47 points
  9. Renauer Motorsport — 45 points
  10. JMT Racing — 34 points
  11. Real Racing — 25 points
  12. Harp Racing — 19 points
  13. Zengo Motorsport — 18 points
  14. Drivex — 15 points
  15. PA Racing by AS Motorsport — 12 points
  16. Sládečka Motorsport — 10 points
  17. AS Motorsport — 9 points
  18. SG Motors — 9 points
  19. Scuderia Buell — 1 point
  20. HunOK Motorsport — 0 points
  21. Dutt Motorsport by fenster.com — 0 points

Woman Trophy standings after Round 3

  1. Ella Häkkinen — 167 points
  2. Mathilda Paatz — 165 points
  3. Michalina Sabaj — 132 points
  4. Alexia Danielsson — 123 points
  5. Ginevra Panzeri — 72 points
  6. Jade Jacquet — 40 points
  7. Payton Westcott — 40 points

Rookie standings after Round 3

  1. Markas Silkunas — 168 points
  2. Simon Rechenmacher — 156 points
  3. Georgiy Zasov — 139 points
  4. Ella Häkkinen — 105 points
  5. Erik Poulsen — 101 points
  6. Antonio Errigo — 91 points
  7. Dean Pedersen — 86 points
  8. Alexandre Louza — 75 points
  9. Igor Polak — 72 points
  10. Miroslav Kepak — 66 points
  11. Jorge Luis Bruno — 54 points
  12. Tobias Pasko — 48 points
  13. Leo Nilsson — 48 points
  14. Mio Olert — 41 points
  15. Agustín Sepulveda — 39 points
  16. Noah Daniel Noelken — 35 points
  17. Patrik Lipovics — 34 points
  18. Albert Pisarik — 27 points
  19. Bien Cezary — 19 points
  20. Sebastian Frigolet — 17 points
  21. Piotr Wiktor Orcholski — 16 points

Conclusion: Slovakia Ring reshapes the F4 CEZ title fight

Round 3 at Slovakia Ring proved decisive in changing the direction of the 2026 F4 CEZ Championship.

Walther arrived as one of the main title contenders and left as the new championship leader after combining consistency with victory in the final race. Borenstein also made a major gain with two wins and pole position, while Rechenmacher confirmed his front-running pace by taking his maiden F4 CEZ victory.

Although Weiss lost the championship lead, he remains firmly in contention, while Karhan continues to stay close inside the top four. Behind them, Silkunas, Zasov and the wider Jenzer Motorsport line-up helped the Swiss team extend its advantage in the Teams’ Championship.

With four races, three different winners, several penalties and late-race drama, Slovakia Ring added another unpredictable chapter to the season. The championship now heads towards its summer break with Walther in front, but the fight remains open as F4 CEZ prepares to resume at Autodrom Most from 31 July to 2 August.

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