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Ugochukwu feeling confident ahead of Qualifying after going fastest in Melbourne Practice
QUALIFYING: Nael beats Ugochukwu to pole as Campos seal Melbourne 1-2
Ugo Ugochukwu says he knows what he has to do to take pole in Melbourne, with the Campos Racing driver feeling confident about his chances after a good Free Practice session.
The American driver’s 1:34.607 was the fastest time by a good margin, with Rodin Motorsport’s Brando Badoer his closest rival, 0.427s behind.
For Ugochukwu, it was a positive start to the weekend, but speaking after stepping out of a debrief with Campos, he says the aim is all about taking this form forward to Qualifying.
“I’m feeling good of course,” said Ugochukwu. “It's a good start. I was feeling really good out on track, the car was feeling good, so I think we're in quite a good place going into Qualifying.
Ugochukwu and Mini fast in F2 and F3
Ugo Ugochukwu and Gabriele Mini have led the opening practice sessions of Formula 3 and 2, respectively as the Aussies find their feet.
F3 started Friday’s action with Ugochukwu carrying on his momentum from New Zealand and being well clear of the field.
Ugochukwu was the only driver to record a 1m34s time in the one-hour session with his 1:34.607 four tenths clear of Brando Badoer and Noah Stromsted.
James Wharton in his return to Prema was the leading Aussie in 17th place, being a second off the pace.
After a strong debut season last year, Wharton hopes to take a step forward after moving from ART.
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Ugochukwu leads first FIA F3 practice of 2026 in Melbourne
Ugo Ugochukwu set the pace in practice ahead of the first round of the 2026 FIA Formula 3 championship.
The Campos Racing driver was 0.427 seconds quicker than Brando Badoer, while the next five drivers were all separated by less than a tenth of a second.
Practice was brought to an end five minutes early after flames appeared from the back of Mattia Colnaghi’s car and he came to a stop on track.
The majority of the session ran relatively incident free. A few drivers suffered lock-ups and trips over the grass, including Patrick Heuzenroeder, who is deputising for the injured Ernesto Rivera in Melbourne, but all were able to continue without problems.
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