Two categories on the 'path' to the Formula 1 dream - which will pass through the Algarve again next year - where youth and speed will face the 15 curves of one of the most demanding tracks in the world of motorsport in what will certainly be a weekend of emotion, speed and great spectacle.

In the competitive F4 Spain field, three drivers will race under the colours of Portugal. Noah Monteiro will return to the championship where he debuted last year and will be joined by Max Radeck, a young driver who comes from karting and is competing in this championship for the first time. The same applies to Maria Neto, who at 15 will be the first Portuguese female driver to compete in this series; she also comes from karting and is part of the team of Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.

Track action on Saturday, 21 February, kicks off early with Formula 4 qualifying at 9 am, before Formula 3 drivers head out for their session at 10 am. Racing begins at 11 am with Formula 4 Spain Winter Race 1, followed by Formula 3 Race 1 at 12:15 pm. The afternoon programme features the Formula 4 Sprint at 1:50 pm, followed by the Formula 3 Sprint at 2:55 pm.

On Sunday, 22 February, the final day of action begins with Formula 4 qualifying at 9 am and Formula 3 qualifying at 9:55 am. Racing resumes at 10:50 am with Formula 4 Spain Winter Race 3, before the weekend concludes with Formula 3 Race 2 at 12 pm.

Tickets for the entire weekend cost €10, including paddock access, and can be purchased at the Algarve International Karting Track shop.