2018 British GT champion Flick Haigh will not return to defend her title as she bids to return to European competition in either the Blancpain GT or ELMS category.
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Flick Haigh Will Not Return to Defend British GT Championship
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Jack Mitchell Takes the GT4 title at Donington Park, as Finlay Hutchinson and Dan McKay claim their maiden class victory.
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Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam have won the 2018 British GT title, while Jon Minshaw and Phil Keen took the race win and the runner-up spot in the championship.
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Ben Tuck and Ben Green’s Century Motorsport BMW prevailed in a damp GT4 qualifying session at Donington Park earlier this afternoon.
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Minshaw and Keen shine in tricky conditions to grab GT3 pole ahead of the final race of the British GT season at Donington Park.
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Optimum Motorsport head to Donington Park for the final showdown of the 2018 British GT Championship. With one hand on the season trophy, Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam will be looking to win the GT3 title this weekend.
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This weekend sees the British GT Championship returns to Donington Park for what is shaping up to be a belter of a season finale. With five different GT4 crews all vying for the championship, we take a look ahead to the weekend’s action.
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The venerable Donington Park circuit has been given a second slot in the 2019 British GT calendar. Event formats are still being considered.
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The Optimum Motorsport team successfully overturns original stewards’ decision, Haigh and Adam’s fourth place at Snetterton and the associated points reinstated.
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The number #69 Barwell Motorsports Lamborghini Huracan claim their maiden podium finish at Brands Hatch
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UltraTech Racing Team RJN score maiden British GT Podium at Brands Hatch
by Nathan Hineby Nathan HineUltraTech Racing Team RJN claim their maiden podium in the British GT Championship at the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit
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Optimum Motorsport seize championship lead after Brands Hatch victory
by Nathan Hineby Nathan HineOptimum Motorsport enjoyed a near-perfect weekend at Brand Hatch, taking pole and the win, to put themselves in the championship lead heading to Donington Park
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Graham Johnson and teammate Mike Robinson, secured their first GT4 class win of the season at Brands Hatch today aboard the #501 Balfe Motorsport McLaren 570S.
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Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam took the points lead in the British GT Championship following victory in the penultimate round at Brands Hatch earlier today.
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Century Motorsport and BMW also maintained their form by locking out the GT4 class’ front row. Dean Macdonald and championship leader Jack Mitchell claimed pole by just 0.022s from team-mates Ben Green and Ben Tuck.