F3 Championship Standings After Saturday’s Races in Madrid

September 12, 2026

The Formula 3 goes into its final race of the 2026 season with the two championship leaders tied on the standings. Ugo Ugochukwu and Freddie Slater both sit on 141 points after Saturday’s events at the Madrid street circuit set up in Madrid, Spain.

Ugochukwu scored points in both races on Saturday, while Slater failed to score in the opening race and retired from the second. The Campos Racing driver holds the tiebreak advantage, but the Trident representative will start Sunday’s race from the front.

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1st – Ugo Ugochukwu – 141 points
2nd – Freddie Slater – 141
3rd – Taito Kato – 93
4th – Theophile Nael – 88
5th – Ernesto Rivera – 85
6th – Tuukka Taponen – 81
7th – Pedro Clerot – 73
8th – Brando Badoer – 71
9th – Hiyu Yamakoshi – 71
10th – Noah Stromsted – 65
11th – Bruno del Pino – 57
12th – Maciej Gladysz – 54
13th – Jin Nakamura – 53
14th – Mattia Colnaghi – 44
15th – James Wharton – 39
16th – Alessandro Giusti – 37
17th – Yevan David – 34
18th – Enzo Deligny – 34
19th – Nicola Lacorte – 33
20th – Kanato Le – 30
21st – Louis Sharp – 21
22nd – Gerrard Xie – 20
23rd – Alex Powell – 14
24th – Matteo De Palo – 7
25th – Brad Benavides – 6
26th – Christian Ho – 2
27th – Fionn McLaughlin – 2
28th – Fernando Barrichello – 2
29th – José Garfias – 1
30th – Nandhavud Bhirombhakdi – 0
31st – Patrick Heuzenroeder – 0
32nd – Woohyun Shin – 0
33rd – Salim Hanna – 0
34th – Ricardo Escotto – 0

The race that will decide the 2026 Formula 3 champion is set to take place on Sunday, starting at 04:25.

Check the championship standings after Saturday’s F3 races in Madrid:

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1st – Ugo Ugochukwu – 141 points
2nd – Freddie Slater – 141
3rd – Taito Kato – 93
4th – Theophile Nael – 88
5th – Ernesto Rivera – 85
6th – Tuukka Taponen – 81
7th – Pedro Clerot – 73
8th – Brando Badoer – 71
9th – Hiyu Yamakoshi – 71
10th – Noah Stromsted – 65
11th – Bruno del Pino – 57
12th – Maciej Gladysz – 54
13th – Jin Nakamura – 53
14th – Mattia Colnaghi – 44
15th – James Wharton – 39
16th – Alessandro Giusti – 37
17th – Yevan David – 34
18th – Enzo Deligny – 34
19th – Nicola Lacorte – 33
20th – Kanato Le – 30
21st – Louis Sharp – 21
22nd – Gerrard Xie – 20
23rd – Alex Powell – 14
24th – Matteo De Palo – 7
25th – Brad Benavides – 6
26th – Christian Ho – 2
27th – Fionn McLaughlin – 2
28th – Fernando Barrichello – 2
29th – José Garfias – 1
30th – Nandhavud Bhirombhakdi – 0
31st – Patrick Heuzenroeder – 0
32nd – Woohyun Shin – 0
33rd – Salim Hanna – 0
34th – Ricardo Escotto – 0

Jake Thompson

Jake Thompson

I'm Jake Thompson, a motorsport journalist born and raised in North Carolina, where NASCAR weekends were basically family holidays. I’ve been covering everything from Formula 1 to rally raids for over a decade, blending sharp analysis with a fan’s heart. For me, writing about racing isn’t just a job — it’s the best seat in the house.