Eyes on F1: Noah Monteiro extends with Campos Racing for 2026
The young Portuguese driver Noah Monteiro, just 16 years old, will continue competing in the Spanish Formula 4 Championship in 2026, remaining within the Campos Racing structure, this time racing for the Griffin Core by Campos team.
After a very solid rookie season in 2025, where he established himself as one of the standout drivers in the field, Noah Monteiro secured continuity in one of the most competitive projects on the grid.
In his rookie year, the Portuguese driver achieved remarkable results, including 1 overall podium, 3 Rookie class victories, 11 Rookie podiums and 1 pole position, finishing the season as the championship’s 2nd Best Rookie.
These results also allowed him to set the best final championship position and the highest points tally ever achieved by a Portuguese driver in a Formula 4 season.
The renewal with Campos Racing represents a clear vote of confidence in Noah Monteiro’s talent and potential, as he continues to take consistent steps in his journey towards the highest levels of international motorsport, with the clear objective of reaching Formula 1.
“I am very grateful for the trust and support from the entire team and my partners. We have built something strong together and I am highly motivated to keep evolving, improving and fighting for even more ambitious results in 2026,” said Noah Monteiro.
The 2026 F4 Spanish Championship season will kick off at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia from 10 to 12 April. The second round will take place in Portugal, at the Algarve International Circuit, from 5 to 7 June, followed by MotorLand Aragón from 19 to 21 June.
After the summer break, the championship returns with races in Jerez from 25 to 27 September and Navarra from 9 to 11 October, before concluding with the grand finale at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya from 6 to 8 November.
At just 16 years old, Noah Monteiro is already regarded as one of the great prospects of Portuguese motorsport, combining results, competitive maturity and a career built on hard work, consistency and ambition.
His continuity with Campos Racing for 2026 reinforces the commitment to a medium-term growth project, with a clear focus on continued development and on consolidating his name on the international stage.