Ginetta Junior Championship

In the final part of our annual countdown, we’ve picked out the top nine drivers we feel you should be keeping an eye on this season in the BTCC support championships.

The second part of our annual feature counts you down the next nine drivers we think you should be watching out for in the BTCC support championships this season.

With the BTCC season launching this weekend at Brands Hatch, here’s part one of our annual countdown of the 25 drivers to watch in the support championships.

Ginetta Junior rookie champion Kiern Jewiss has been confirmed with Double R Racing for the upcoming season.

Connor Grady has become the latest Ginetta Junior graduate to enter the GT5 Challenge.

Ginetta Junior graduate Jordan Collard will move up to the MINI CHALLENGE in 2018 supporting British GT.

The Checkered Flag look at the changing landscape in the Ginetta Junior Championship heading into 2018.

Renault UK Clio Cup outfit WDE Motorsport will enter the Ginetta Junior Championship for the first time this season.

Leading Ginetta Junior Championship team HHC Motorsport will not compete in the series this season.

Ginetta Junior Scholarship finalist Lewis Galer is looking to enter the championship this year.

We chose 25 BTCC support series drivers at the start of the season as ones to watch this year, and now we take a look back at how they got on.

We’ve rounded up all the key statistics from the 2017 Ginetta Junior Championship season.

Team HARD look set to expand their participation in Ginetta competition next season as part of a new race academy.

Sixteen cars will contest the 2017 Ginetta Junior Winter Series at Brands Hatch next weekend.