Spain

At Barcelona, Câmara took a second consecutive pole for Invicta, heading a front-row lockout with teammate Dürksen in a session red-flagged by a late Miyata crash. The Sprint belonged to Maini, who launched from the front row to lead into Turn 1 and controlled the race for ART, winning by over seven seconds. Minì recovered to second after a lap-23 pass on Tsolov that involved contact, damaging Tsolov's front wing as the Campos driver held on for third. Stenshorne and Villagómez were among those penalised. The Feature Race, run in searing heat with track temperatures around 45°C, became a strategic battle defined by tyre degradation. A Lap 1 Safety Car was triggered when Goethe failed to get away. Câmara, who lost the lead to Dunne at the start, ran an exceptionally long opening soft stint and emerged with a fresher-tyre advantage, carving back through the field and retaking the lead from Dunne to win by 9.8 seconds and claim his maiden F2 victory. Tsolov stormed through to finish second on the road but a post-race five-second penalty for gaining an advantage off track in his fight with Minì dropped him to fourth, promoting Dunne to second and Minì to third. The penalty proved pivotal: Minì retained the championship lead, holding off Tsolov with Câmara and Dunne completing a tight top four.