Italy

Monza decided the title with six drivers in contention. Split-group qualifying went to Fornaroli, fastest overall for Trident ahead of Dunne, setting up the Feature grid. The reverse-grid Sprint was led from lights to flag by Tramnitz for MP Motorsport, who resisted an early challenge from Montoya at Turn 2; Ramos took second after repeated swaps and Dunne third. Two safety cars broke up the race, and Tramnitz was investigated for the start but cleared, his win standing. The Feature became a title decider. Fornaroli started from pole but dropped to second and ran wide at Ascari, flat-spotting his tyres while defending from Minì; a safety car was triggered after Browning crashed at Ascari. On the penultimate lap Mansell passed Fornaroli at the Roggia chicane, briefly swinging the points balance toward Minì, but Fornaroli fought back to re-pass Mansell at the Parabolica on the final lap to secure the position he needed. Meguetounif won the race ahead of Fornaroli, with Mansell third on the road. Minì finished second on track but was disqualified for tyre pressures below the minimum, extending Fornaroli's margin. Fornaroli was crowned champion, the first Italian to win the F3 title and the first to do so without winning a single race.