Competitors from this year’s TCR Europe series had a strong ending to the 2026 TCR Spain series, as the Spanish series’ finale took place two weeks after the TCR Europe finale at the same venue. Monlau Motorsport’s Viktor Andersson won his first ever TCR title in style with two strong drivers, while Felipe Fernández shined, taking a perfect score of pole position and two race victories at his local circuit.

Fernández had outpaced Andersson to score his first pole position in the TCR Spain series on Saturday, in the same year where the RC2 Racing Team driver took his first victory in the TCR Europe series, leading from pole at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps back in June.

The Spanish driver led the way in Race 1 from start to finish, while Andersson put on an impressive drive from 12th on the grid, where he had been relegated to following an engine change penalty. Andersson went on to finish in fifth position, which would secure him enough points to be confirmed as the drivers’ champion with one race to spare.

In Race 2, with no risk remaining, the Swede then blasted through from ninth on the grid all the way to take the lead, but with two laps to go, a daring move down the inside at Turn 1 from Fernández, who started one spot behind him in tenth on the grid, secured him his second victory of the day.

Andersson still crossed the line in second, and added to his points tally to comfortably win the title in his first season in the series, running with the same Monlau Motorsport team with which he’s raced in TCR Europe and the Kumho FIA TCR World Tour this year.

In another impressive feat for RC2 Racing Team, Rubén Fernández, the outgoing promoter of the TCR Europe series, finished third after two hard-fought races, joining his brother and team-mate on the podium.