Lucas Fluxá
Fluxá atHungaroring in 2025
Nationality	Spain
Born	Lucas Fluxá Cross (2008-12-19)19 December 2008 (age 16) Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Related to	Miquel Fluxà Rosselló (great uncle) Lorenzo Fluxá (brother) Luna Fluxá (sister)
GB3 Championship career
Current team	Hillspeed
Car number	3
Former teams	Argenti withPrema
Starts	21
Wins	1
Podiums	1
Poles	0
Fastest laps	0
Best finish	TBD in2025
Previous series
2025 2024 2024	Eurocup-3 Winter F4 Spanish Formula Winter Series

Lucas Fluxá Cross (Spanish pronunciation:[ˈlukasfluˈksaˈkros]; born 19 December 2008) is a Spanishracing driver who competes in theGB3 Championship forArgenti by Prema andHillspeed.

Fluxá is a race-winner inSpanish F4, finishing eighth overall in2024.

Fluxá achieved moderate success during karting. He began competing in Europe in 2017 whilst still competing in Spain and taking a third place in his first year of the Cadet class in theSpanish Karting Championship.^[1] He secured his first title in Spain, by winning theSpanish Karting Championship in 2018, in the Alevin class.^[1] His first European championship title finally came in 2021, where he won theWSK Final Cup driving for KR Motorsport, in the OKJ class.^[2] Fluxá continued to build his consistency the following year, with a best championship result of 4th in theChampions of the Future Winter Series.^[3] Fluxá moved up to theOK category in 2023, in preparation for a full season of cars in 2024.^[4]

In early 2024, Fluxá announced that he would be stepping up toFormula 4, and he would be driving forMP Motorsport in both theFormula Winter Series, and theF4 Spanish Championship.^[5] Fluxà gained experience in theFormula Winter Series, and he finished 13th in the standings with 29 points, and he also finished 3rd amongst the rookies.^[6] InSpanish F4, Fluxá made a tremendous start to the season atJarama, twice finishing on the top step of the podium from three races.^[7][8] He currently sits 6th in the championship standings, after nine races.^[9]

Fluxá competed in the final two rounds of the2025 Eurocup-3 Spanish Winter Championship withCampos Racing.^[10] He finished the championship in 9th place with 28 points and a best finish of 6th in the third race atPortimão and first race atAlcañiz.

Fluxá moved up toGB3 for 2025, joining Argenti withPrema for his first season in the championship.^[11] Prior to the penultimate round inDonington Park, Fluxá switched toHillspeed to compete with them for the remainder of the season.^[12]

Fluxá is the second of three racing siblings; his older brotherLorenzo competes in theEuropean Le Mans Series, and his younger sister Luna competes in karting. She is a member of theMercedes Junior Team andIron Dames.^[13]

* Season still in progress.

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• 2008 births
• Living people
• Spanish racing drivers
• Sportspeople from Palma de Mallorca
• Karting World Championship drivers
• Spanish F4 Championship drivers
• Formula Winter Series drivers
• BRDC British Formula 3 Championship drivers
• MP Motorsport drivers
• Prema Powerteam drivers
• Eurocup-3 drivers
• Campos Racing drivers
• Drivex drivers
• Hillspeed drivers

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