Spain

Barcelona belonged to ART. Albon claimed pole but bogged down at the start, letting de Vries lead with Russell and Ghiotto also slipping by. Russell grabbed a tow and moved inside to take the lead from de Vries, then held firm under relentless late pressure as de Vries feinted and lunged but ran wide. Norris was the other star, charging from eighth to the front of the chasing pack on an alternate tyre strategy and nearly snatching second on the final lap, falling under a second short. Multiple virtual safety cars punctuated the race for incidents involving Günther, Maini, and the Gelael–Delétraz contact, but Russell never wavered. The bonus point for fastest lap went to Markelov after Latifi set the time but finished out of the points. The Sprint went to Aitken, who darted ahead of Sette Câmara at the start and led throughout for a win sources described as his maiden F2 victory, completing an ART double weekend. A full safety car for the Makino–Fukuzumi collision wiped out his big lead, but Aitken kept Albon at bay at the restart to win ahead of Albon and Norris, with Russell fourth. de Vries spun out on the opening lap. Norris extended his championship lead.