F3 Barcelona testing 2026: live timing and post-season schedule

Formula 3 post-season testing takes place in Barcelona on October 26–27, 2026. Follow the action through the Al Kamel Systems live timing page as teams complete their final scheduled track running of the year.

The two-day test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya gives teams and drivers another opportunity to prepare for 2027 before the winter break.

Barcelona follows Jerez in the 2026 Formula 3 post-season testing programme, bringing four days of running across the two Spanish venues to a close.

How to follow F3 Barcelona testing live timing

The Formula 3 Barcelona testing live timing is available on Al Kamel Systems’ dedicated Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya page.

Follow F3 Barcelona testing live timing

Keep the timing page open during the scheduled sessions to follow the running. Alongside the timing screen, the official FIA Formula 3 website provides live blog coverage across both days, offering context on developments around the circuit.

For background on the opening test, read our Jerez post-season testing preview.

Barcelona Formula 3 testing schedule

All session times below are local to Barcelona.

Monday, October 26:

• Morning session: 10:00–13:00
• Afternoon session: 15:00–18:00

Tuesday, October 27:

• Morning session: 09:00–12:00
• Afternoon session: 13:00–16:00

Each day features six hours of scheduled track time, with a break between the morning and afternoon sessions.

Drivers to watch in Barcelona

The 30-driver entry features one change from Jerez: Yevan David joins Van Amersfoort Racing, alongside Enzo Deligny and Rashid Al Dhaheri.

Other entrants include Mattia Colnaghi at Campos Racing, Kean Nakamura-Berta at Trident, Matteo De Palo at MP Motorsport and Alex Powell at PREMA Racing.

Nakamura-Berta arrives after topping the opening day of F3 testing in Jerez. Van Amersfoort Racing also showed pace at the first test, where Francisco Macedo led a team one-two on the second morning.

Those performances provide useful background, although Barcelona brings another opportunity for teams to work through their individual programmes.

What to look for on the live timing screen

The fastest lap is only part of the picture during post-season testing. Consistency across a run and the number of laps completed can also help explain how a driver’s session is developing.

Teams may be using different tyres, fuel loads and run plans, so the leaderboard alone cannot establish a competitive ranking.

Our report on Ernesto Rivera’s session-leading morning in Jerez illustrates why that context matters: a quick lap provides a benchmark, but comparisons remain limited without knowing each driver’s programme.

With Barcelona closing the 2026 testing schedule, the two days offer a final chance to follow the field on track before preparations continue through the winter.

Open live timing for the Formula 3 Barcelona post-season test.