Filippo Fiorentino has become the seventh different race winner in the 2026 Euroformula Open, and giving Spanish squad Drivex its first EFO win since Ferdinand Habsburg won in Barcelona. The young Brazilian-Italian driver, who shone in free practice before a frustrating qualifying, put a dominant show from lights to flag, perfectly using the advantage of pole position in the reversed grid.
“I like this track, where I have done well in the past”, he commented, “and today everything went smoothly. It’s never easy but I could control the races and the tyres.”
Wiktor Dobrzanski finished an excellent and happy second. The Pole of Motopark, sitting third on the grid, passed Trappa at the start and tried to keep pressure on the leader for the entire race. He reduced the gap from two to one second, but was never a threat for Fiorentino. In the initial laps, he effectively defended his position from the attacks of Javier Herrera (BVM Racing), who settled on third until the end.
Motopark’s Everett Stack, Rui-heng Yeh and Jesse Carrasquedo finished in the positions from fourth to sixth having all passed Gino Trappa, who was sitting in the all-Drivex first row, had a poorer start passing fifth in first lap, and couldn’t resist the attacks of the two Motopark drivers in the second part of the race. The unlucky man of the day was Diego de la Torre, who was running fourth in the first part of the race before falling victim of contacts with the rivals charging from behind.