12 Facts About Marco Barba

In 2004, Marco Barba made his debut in the Spanish Formula Three Championship, racing in the rounds at Valencia and Barcelona.

Marco Barba took nine class podiums, including two class wins, to finish third in the standings, with teammate Arturo Llobell winning the title.

Marco Barba contested two races in the Italian Formula Three Championship for Team Ghinzani.

For 2010, Marco Barba rejoined the series, which is known as the European F3 Open Championship.

In September 2006, Marco Barba made his debut in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series at Donington Park, driving for Jenzer Motorsport alongside his older brother Alvaro.

Marco Barba contested the final six races of the season but failed to score a point.

Marco Barba graduated to the Formula Renault 3.5 Series full-time in 2008, racing for the Italian Draco Racing squad alongside fellow team newcomer Bertrand Baguette.

Marco Barba remained with the team for the 2009 season, and along with Baguette earned Draco the team championship, with Baguette winning the driver's championship.

Marco Barba ended up ninth overall, recording a best result of two second places, with both coming at the Hungaroring.

In July 2008, Marco Barba teamed up with his brother Alvaro to race a Mosler MT900R in the International GT Open event held at the newly constructed Valencia Street Circuit.

In July 2010, Marco Barba made his debut in the GP3 Series at the Hungaroring, replacing the injured Simon Trummer at Jenzer Motorsport.

In March 2011, it was announced that Marco Barba would join the Auto GP championship, racing for his former Formula Three team Campos Racing.