The rounds at Mugello, Imola, Red Bull Ring and Spa had joint grids with the F2000 Italian Formula Trophy.
Benjámin Berta, driving for Franz Wöss Racing, claimed the Formula 3 Cup title.
Marcel Tobler, driving for Jo Zeller Racing, won the Formula 3 Trophy title.
She turned her luck around later in the day, to claim the win in race two, ahead of HT Powertrain's Bernardo Pellegrini and Zeller.
The Formula Light Cup saw only a single car entered into the races: Fabio Turchetto, driving for A.S.D.
Noda was back in action, but Berta was in his best form, dominating qualifying and taking both race wins to extend his championship advantage.
Jo Zeller Racing's Marcel Tobler sweeped the weekend in the F3 Trophy class, while four cars battled for Formula Light Cup honors.
Team Hoffmann Racing's Dr. Norbert Groer and PLMRACING's Stefano Palummieri shared the wins, while Turchetto solidified his points lead with two podiums.
[13] 30 cars entered the event at Spa, where Noda set out to reduce her points deficit to the leader.
Groer also continued his efforts to catch up to Formula Light Cup leader Turchetto, taking a win and a second place in absence of the latter.
Groer had to take a hit in his Formula Light Cup catch-up efforts, as he was unable to start both races which were won by Speed Center's Dennis Hübl and Team Hoffmann's Robert Rowe.
Leader Turchetto had now been absent for four weekends running, and Groer was now in striking distance to take the title.
Noda was the strongest driver in the second half of the season, but missing the round at Hungaroring really hurt her campaign.