Hungary

Smolyar took pole at the Hungaroring, but the wet, chaotic Sprint went to Collet for his first F3 win. Starting behind the safety car, Collet rose from fourth as reversed-grid polesitter Goethe faded, traded the lead repeatedly with Colapinto, then took it for good when Colapinto ran wide at Turn 3 and pulled clear by several seconds with fastest lap. An early safety car for a Turn 3 incident and a Benavides-Cohen collision punctuated the race, and a last-lap clash left Leclerc with terminal damage after he hit Crawford and then Martins. Colapinto was second, Maini third. The Feature, on a damp and changeable track, was led lights-to-flag by Smolyar, who pulled four seconds clear by lap four and won untroubled, giving MP Motorsport a clean sweep of the weekend. Maloney held off Bearman for second in a race-long scrap. The standout drives came from O'Sullivan and Correa, who gambled on slicks as the track dried and surged through the field, O'Sullivan to fourth with fastest lap. After the weekend Hadjar and Martins were tied at the top on 104 points, with Leclerc third.