Formula 3 post-season testing will take place across the next three days at Valencia's Ricardo Tormo Circuit, with a handful of F1 juniors, double Macau Grand Prix champion Dan Ticktum, and Billy Monger among those in action.
Formula 3’s championship season finished in Russia, with Ferrari protégé Robert Shwartzman taking the title, though the category’s 10 teams will be in action at next month’s Macau Grand Prix.
The line-up for that event was announced earlier this week, with some teams/drivers linking up at Valencia for testing, and other youngsters running with one eye on their respective 2020 plans.
Prema’s 2019 trio will race at Macau but for Valencia’s opening day of testing they will field Logan Sargeant, Enaam Ahmed and Oscar Piastri.
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The highest-placing of the 2019 contenders in action on Sunday will be Renault F1 junior Christian Lundgaard, who will compete for ART Grand Prix, alongside fellow Macau participants Sebastian Fernandez and Ferdinand Habsburg.
Billy Monger, whose lower legs were amputated following a high-speed F4 crash in 2017, will test on the opening day for Carlin, the team with which he competed in Euroformula Open this year, winning the prestigious Pau Grand Prix.
Joining Monger at Carlin will be Sauber F1 junior and newly-crowned ADAC F4 champion Theo Pourchaire, and Ticktum, who will race for the squad at Macau as he chases a hat-trick of wins.
Pourchaire is also due to test for ART Grand Prix during the three days of running.
Elsewhere Hitech will field a trio of F1 juniors in the form of Yuki Tsunoda (Honda), Jack Doohan (Red Bull) and Max Fewtrell (Renault), while F2 outcast Alessio Lorandi is back in action for Trident.
Ferrari will have an F1 junior in action in the form of Enzo Fittipaldi, who will link up with Prema after racing in Sunday’s Formula Regional European Championship finale, along with that series' champion Frederik Vesti.
Day 1 line-up:
| Car No. | Driver | License | Team Name |
| 1 | Ferdinand Habsburg | AUT | ART Grand Prix |
| 2 | Sebastian Fernandez | ESP | ART Grand Prix |
| 3 | Christian Lundgaard | DNK | ART Grand Prix |
| 4 | Richard Verschoor | NLD | MP Motorsport |
| 5 | Lorenzo Colombo | ITA | MP Motorsport |
| 6 | Lukas Dunner | AUT | MP Motorsport |
| 7 | Alexander Smolyar | RUS | Sauber Junior Team by Charouz |
| 8 | Joao Vieira | BRA | Sauber Junior Team by Charouz |
| 9 | Jonathan Hoggard | GBR | Sauber Junior Team by Charouz |
| 10 | Fabio Scherer | CHE | HWA RACELAB |
| 11 | Jake Hughes | GBR | HWA RACELAB |
| 12 | Linus Lundqvist | SWE | HWA RACELAB |
| 14 | Federico Malvestiti | ITA | Jenzer Motorsport |
| 15 | Lirim Zendeli | DEU | Jenzer Motorsport |
| 16 | Calan Williams | AUS | Jenzer Motorsport |
| 17 | Devlin DeFrancesco | CAN | Trident |
| 18 | Alessio Lorandi | ITA | Trident |
| 19 | David Beckmann | DEU | Trident |
| 20 | Yuki Tsunoda | JPN | Hitech Grand Prix |
| 21 | Jack Doohan | AUS | Hitech Grand Prix |
| 22 | Max Fewtrell | GBR | Hitech Grand Prix |
| 23 | David Vidales | ESP | Campos Racing |
| 24 | Alessio Deledda | ITA | Campos Racing |
| 25 | Yu Kanamaru | JAP | Campos Racing |
| 26 | Logan Sargeant | USA | PREMA Racing |
| 27 | Oscar Piastri | AUS | PREMA Racing |
| 28 | Enaam Ahmed | GBR | PREMA Racing |
| 29 | Dan Ticktum | GBR | Carlin Buzz Racing |
| 30 | Billy Monger | GBR | Carlin Buzz Racing |
| 31 | Theo Pourchaire | FRA | Carlin Buzz Racing |
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