GT Series

AmDTuning.com has announced it will be competing in the GT3 class of this year’s British GT Championship after confirming they will be running the two BMW Z4 GT3s campaigned by Triple Eight in recent years.

Reigning British GT GT4 champion Ross Gunn has won Aston Martin Racing’s Evolution Academy and has a factory contract for the 2016 season

Liam Griffin has announced his move to Barwell’s factory-backed Lamborghini Huracan for the 2016 British GT Championship season with Fabio Babini and Alexander Sims his co-drivers.

Lanan Racing will field two Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsports in the British GT Championship’s GT4 class next season as the team adds a third programme to its BRDC F4 and ELMS campaigns.

TF Sport will have a vastly different driving team in 2016 as reigning GT3 drivers champion Jonny Adam comes in to drive alongside Derek Johnston and Jon Barnes and Mark Farmer move from 22GT Racing to drive the second Aston Martin.

Jon Minshaw and Phil Keen will be racing a Demon Tweeks backed Lamborghini Huracan in the 2016 British GT Championship as the pairing announce a deal to continue racing with Barwell Motorsport.

Tolman Motorsport has announced it will race a Ginetta G55 GT3 for Luke Davenport and David Pattinson in the 2016 British GT Championship with a second GT3 car set to be run by the team as well.

Two BRDC F4 aces, Jack Bartholomew and Jordan Albert, have announced they will be racing with Beechdean AMR in the British GT Championship with the teams Aston Martin Vantage GT4

Team Parker Racing has announced a deal to race Bentley Continental GT3s in both the British GT Championship and the Blancpain Endurance Series, ending years of racing with Audis. Drivers have yet to be announced for the entries.

Rollcentre Racing will be entering a BMW Z4 GT3 into the British GT series for 2016 under the Team Abba banner with Martin Short and Richard Neary campaigning the former Demon Tweeks car as an all-Am entry.