Team HARD. Unveil 2018 GT4 Line-Up
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Team HARD have confirmed their four-driver, two-car line-up ahead of the eagerly-anticipated 2018 British GT campaign.
Sébastien Loeb aims to be “on the pace” ahead of his long-awaited WRC return at Rally Mexico this weekend.
Barwell Motorsport have added a third full-time Lamborghini Huracan ahead of their 2018 British GT assault, with the reigning GT3 Teams’ champions inking deals to sign four new drivers.
2017 GT4 Drivers’ and Teams’ title-winners HHC Motorsport have confirmed their expansion to a two-car line-up and the signing of four new drivers for the upcoming 2018 British GT season.
Mazda Team Joest have confirmed their six-driver lineup for the 2018 IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship season, with Harry Tincknell, Oliver Jarvis and Rene Rast new additions to the two-car team ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Ott Tanak is determined to end his M-Sport tenure on a high by snatching second spot from Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville at the 2017 WRC season finale of Rally Australia.
Another typically enthralling British GT campaign in 2017 led to Rick Parfitt Jr. and Seb Morris’ title triumph, enough to earn both Team Parker Racing and Bentley their maiden series crown.
TF Sport have confirmed the return of their two-car Aston Martin Vantage V12 GT3 lineup for the 2018 British GT season.
Rick Parfitt Jr and Seb Morris clinched the British GT title at the Donington Park season finale, whilst HHC Motorsport comfortably cruised to GT4 honours.
Mark Farmer and Jon Barnes claimed TF Sport’s first pole of the 2017 British GT season, completing a dominant one-two ahead of teammates Derek Johnston and Jonny Adam at the Donington Park season finale.
Seb Morris insists that there’s no pressure on Team Parker Racing to secure the 2017 British GT championship title, in spite of comments from title rival Jon Minshaw suggesting that Bentley are favourites for the crown.
TF Sport powered to a pair of one-two finishes in free practices one and two of the British GT season finale at Donington Park.
Team Parker Racing and Barwell Motorsport are set to duel for the 2017 British GT championship crown, with the two teams separated by 10.5 points heading into the season finale at Donington Park.
Keith Cronin powered to victory in leg one of the 138.com Rally Isle of Man, whilst Fredrik Ahlin maintained his championship advantage with five stages remaining.
Keith Cronin leads after day one of the 138.com Rally Isle of Man, narrowly ahead of title contenders Matt Edwards and Fredrik Ahlin.
Will Phillips is hoping to claim further silverware at the Donington Park season finale, after storming to a maiden British GT victory alongside Jan Jønck at Brands Hatch last week.
A persistent steering issue and an ill-timed safety car hampered the progress of Chris Milford and Matt Chapman’s Team HARD, Autoaid/RCIB Insurance Racing Ginetta G55 at Brands Hatch last weekend.
