Formula 2 will continue this weekend with the fourth round of the 2026 season, scheduled for the traditional circuit set up on the streets of Monaco. Second in the championship, Brazilian Rafael Câmara heads to the double round on the urban track of Monte Carlo aiming to get closer to the championship leader.
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Câmara arrives for the Monaco double round of Formula 2 with 36 points after three rounds. In his first season campaign in the main feeder category to Formula 1, the Brazilian from the Invicta team has accumulated two podiums, both obtained in feature races: a second place in Australia and a third place in Miami.
In the last round, held in Canada, Câmara showed speed by being the second fastest in qualifying and, in a Sprint race from which he started 12th, finishing seventh, maintaining the record of always scoring in at least one of the weekend races this year. In the Sunday race, an incident prevented the Ferrari Driver Academy member from fighting for another podium.
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Unlike what usually happens, the Formula 2 schedule in Monaco will have four days. On Thursday there is the only free practice of the weekend, while Friday is reserved for defining the starting positions. The Sprint is scheduled for 9:15 am on Saturday, while the main race will be held on Sunday at 4:35 am. SporTV, Globoplay, and F1TV will broadcast the schedule.
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