Xentek Motorsport currently lead the 2019 Ginetta GT5 challenge team championship whilst one of their drivers, Scott McKenna, leads the overall Championship.
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We’re half way through the 2019 Ginetta Junior season and I take a look back through the season so far.
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Will Martin, Richardson Racing, wins second race of the weekend in the 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship.
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A look at the 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship before it takes on Oulton Park for rounds nine and ten.
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Will Martin wins round eight at Croft after, the first race got cancelled.
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Will Martin wins race one of the 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship at Thruxton by over six seconds.
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For the third round of the Michelin Ginetta Junior Championship, the youngsters shall take on the UK’s fastest track, Thruxton
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Donington Park race weekend was an unfortunate weekend for Fin Green and Total Control Racing, in the Ginetta GT4 SuperCup.
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I take a look at how Richardson Racing fared over the second race weekend of the 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship.
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Ginetta GT4 Supercup
Will Burns Qualifies in Pole ahead of race four in Millers Oils Ginetta GT4 SuperCup
Will Burns takes pole ahead of race four at Donington Park
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Harry King takes first after an eventful round four at Donington Park.
Richardson Racing claims two steps on the podium; with Will Martin in first and Casper Stevenson in third.
The youngsters of the Ginetta Junior Championship set to take on the newly resurfaced north east track of Croft for two races.
It was a mixed weekend for Harry King in the Millers Oils Ginetta GT4 SuperCup at Donington Park. Going into the race weekend King was at the top of the championship standings and hoping to keep it that way.
Ginetta SeriesGinetta Junior
James Hedley wins race five of the Ginetta Junior Championship with a 20 second gap
James Hedley takes his second win and his third podium of the weekend in the Ginetta Junior Championship at Donington Park.
Rookie Roman Bilinski takes pole in qualifying at Donington Park ahead of round three.