Euroformula Open heads to Barcelona for its 2026 finale as Enzo Yeh celebrates the title and two crucial battles remain undecided.
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2026 | Euroformula Open | Barcelona | Preview | Yeh arrives as champion with two battles still undecided

The 2026 Euroformula Open season reaches its conclusion at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya from 23–25 October, with the championship returning to its traditional Spanish finale after a two-year absence. Although Rui-Heng Yeh secured the Drivers’ Championship at Monza, the battles for second place and the Rookie Trophy remain unresolved ahead of the eighth and final…

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Diego de la Torre wins twice at Monza before Rui-Heng Yeh seals the 2026 Euroformula Open title with a Race 3 victory.
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2026 | Euroformula Open | Monza | De la Torre doubles up as Yeh seals title

Diego de la Torre and Rui-Heng Yeh shared the victories as the 2026 Euroformula Open season reached its seventh and penultimate round at Monza, where Team Motopark ultimately celebrated both three race wins and Yeh’s Drivers’ Championship title. Jesse Carrasquedo set the early pace by topping Friday’s combined Free Practice classification before taking pole position…

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Rui-Heng Yeh takes an 85-point Euroformula Open lead to Monza as the title fight and tight Rookie Trophy enter the penultimate round.
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2026 | Euroformula Open | Monza | Preview | Yeh takes commanding title lead into penultimate round

Only two weeks after an eventful return from the summer break at Hockenheim, the 2026 Euroformula Open heads to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the penultimate round of the season. The championship reaches the Temple of Speed with Rui-Heng Yeh holding a commanding advantage, but the battles behind the Team Motopark driver remain considerably less…

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Rui-Heng Yeh dominates Euroformula Open Round 1 at Portimão, taking two wins and leading the standings after a strong start.
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2026 | Euroformula Open | Portimão | Yeh dominates to set early championship pace

The 2026 Euroformula Open season began in emphatic fashion at Portimão, where Rui-Heng Yeh set the tone for the campaign with authority and composure. From the very first competitive sessions, Team Motopark asserted its strength, placing multiple drivers at the sharp end and signalling its intent to dominate. Initially, Jesse Carrasquedo captured attention by topping…

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Diego de la Torre tops 2026 Euroformula Open pre-season testing at Barcelona as young talents impress in pre-season running.
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Motopark sets early pace on opening day of 2026 Euroformula Open pre-season testing in Barcelona

The Euroformula Open began its pre-season preparations with a non-mandatory test at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, organised by GT Sport. Although it remains too early to identify clear title contenders, the opening day delivered a strong showcase of emerging talent. Sunny yet mild conditions provided an ideal environment for running, allowing teams to gather valuable data….

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Mexican teenager Lorenzo Castillo joins Motopark for the 2026 Euroformula Open, partnering Diego de la Torre in the Tom’s-powered Dallara 324.
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Lorenzo Castillo for 2026 Euroformula Open campaign with Motopark

Motopark will once again feature strong Mexican representation in the 2026 Euroformula Open season as the German team has officially announced that 17-year-old Lorenzo Castillo will join its line-up alongside returning driver Diego de la Torre. As a result, the squad continues its commitment to nurturing emerging talent from Mexico, a country often referred to…

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Diego de la Torre returns with Motopark for the 2026 Euroformula Open season after a promising rookie campaign in 2025.
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Diego de la Torre returns with Motopark for 2026 Euroformula Open

Diego de la Torre will continue his partnership with Team Motopark in the 2026 season of the Euroformula Open. The 19-year-old Mexican becomes the second driver confirmed by the German squad for the upcoming campaign. The announcement follows de la Torre’s promising rookie season in 2025, during which he finished eighth in the championship standings….

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