2018 British GT Championship Full Entry List
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The full entry list for the GT3 and GT4 class in the British GT Championship, that was announced this morning at Donington Park.
After winning an F3 race last year, in a season where he competed in only two rounds, Mahadik will be hoping to add to his collection this season.
Ginetta Junior rookie champion Kiern Jewiss has been confirmed with Double R Racing for the upcoming season.
Having announced a sabbatical just a few weeks ago, Jamie Caroline’s career has been given a lifeline in the United States.
Leonardo Lorandi, who last year won the Italian F4 Rookie class, returns with BhaiTech, now as a title favourite.
French driver Tristan Charpantier will make a return to the BRDC British F3 Championship after two appearances last year.
The F3 Asian Championship will use Tatuus chassis’ and run Autotecnica Motori engines as they prepare for their inaugeral season.
FIA F4’s first female race winner Alexandra Mohnhaupt joins Jamie Chadwick at an all-female Douglas Motorsport team
Young British driver Olli Caldwell, will join the infamous Prema Powerteam for a title assault in ADAC and Italian F4.
Cousin of Former-F1 driver Pastor Maldonado, Manuel will return to Fortec Motorsports for a second BRDC British F3 season.
The Blancpain GT Series will reduce Pro entries, promote the Silver Cup and reduce professionalism in a rule overhaul for 2018.
Brett Ward has joined W2R Motorsport (formerly want2race) alongside GT5 Am champ Campbell-Smith in the Ginetta GT5 Challenge.
Both Sun Yue Yang and Clement Novalak will race for the Carlin team, shutting out a possibility of a full time drive for Billy Monger.
MSV has announced an overall in the way race two is run, with the whole grid reversed and points for overtaking.
Former British GT Champion Jamie Chadwick moves to Douglas Motorsport for her second BRDC British F3 Championship season.
The South East Asian F4 Championship has announced the rescheduled third round, though the final took place two weeks ago.
Brazilian Karting champion Caio Collet claimed the first new generation Winfield Racing School Scholarship, beating 17 other drivers.
