British GT will scrap the Silver class for 2021 and replace it with a Silver-Am class. The series also unveiled its provisional calendar for the 2021 season.

Phil Keen and Adam Balon became the first double winners of the season as they took victory in the second race at Snetterton.

Jordan Witt and Jack Mitchell continued the remarkable record of seven different winners from seven races as they took 2Seas Motorsports first British GT Victory at Snetterton.

Championship rivals Sam de Haan and Sandy Mitchel secured a pole apiece for tomorrow British GT races at Snetterton.

Phil Keen and Barwell Lamborghini made it two fastest times from two Free Practice sessions at the British GT at Snetterton but the gap to the rest of the field was much reduced, with Patrick Kujala dominating much of the session.

Barwell Lamborghini team-mates Phil Keen and Sandy Mitchell were in a class of their own as they were 2 seconds faster than the rest of the field in Free Practice One of the British GT round at Snetterton.

The RAM Racing Mercedes of Sam de Haan and Patrick Kujala overcame a spin at the start to take their first British GT victory of the year and grab the championship lead after an enthralling three hour endurance race at Donnington Park.

James Baldwin and Michael O’Brien chalked up their third pole position in a row for tomorrow’s British GT Race at Donington.

Yelmer Buurman went quickest in Free Practice 2 as the RAM Racing team continued to dominate he Donington Park round of the British GT Championship.

RAM Racing Mercedes got their Intelligent Money British GT weekend at Donington Park off to a fine start as their cars took 1-2 positions in the Free Practice One, in a session that saw the top 11 covered by one second.

Rob Collard took his first British GT victory as he and Sandy Mitchell became the fifth different winners from five races at Brands Hatch.

Jenson Team Rocket RJN McLaren took pole for tomorrow British GT Endurance Round at Brands Hatch.