Monaco

Monaco used split-group qualifying, and Minì topped it overall for PREMA to take pole ahead of Mansell, with Browning lining up third. On the streets where track position is everything, the Sprint went to Tsolov, who converted reverse-grid pole into a commanding lights-to-flag win for his first F3 victory. Tramnitz took second from van Hoepen at the first corner and held it to the flag, with van Hoepen completing the podium. The race was punctuated by a red flag after Lindblad and Mansell collided at Casino Square, triggering a pile-up that eliminated several cars. The Feature was a procession dictated by Monaco's impossibility of overtaking: Minì led every lap from pole to take his first win of the season, with Mansell and Browning holding second and third through every interruption. Three safety cars broke up the race, the last after van Hoepen hit the barriers attempting a pass. The top three never changed order once the lights went out. Minì's victory carried him to the top of the championship, four points clear of Browning, turning the title fight squarely in PREMA's favour as the season reached its midpoint.