GT4

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.

Jack Mitchell’s victory at Spa-Francorchamps leaves the Century Motorsport driver 16.5 clear of his nearest GT4 rivals as British GT heads to Brands Hatch for Round 6 this weekend. There is the possibility that the GT4 drivers’ title could be decided on Sunday.

Century Motorsport’s duo of Dean Macdonald and Jack Mitchell triumphed in GT4. A perfectly timed pitstop just as the Safety Car was deployed handed Dean Macdonald and Jack Mitchell a lead they would maintain from Tolman Motorsport’s McLaren of Michael O’Brien and Charlie Fagg. The podium was completed by Equipe Verschuur’s Finlay Hutchison and Daniel McKay.

The Japanese crew of Kinoshita And Jukuchou takes the maiden win for BMW in the GT4 class during race one at Suzuka.

Absolute Racing and HubAuto Corsa have snatched a pole position each ahead of the Blancpain GT Series Asia at Suzuka, Japan.

The British GT GT4 podium was completed by Tolman Motorsport’s Jordan Albert and Lewis Proctor as well as Academy Motorsport’s Will Moore and Matt Nicoll-Jones whose third place was reinstated post-race when Patrik Matthiesen was adjudged to have gained an unfair advantage when passing the Aston Martin at the final corner on the last lap.

Equipe Verschuur has snatched the GT4 pole position at Silverstone following a day of firsts at the venerable British circuit.

In the second part of our Silverstone 500 preview, we take a look at the teams racing in the ultra-competitive GT4 category this weekend.

Live coverage of the second of two British GT races from the Easter Extravaganza at Oulton Park.

Live coverage of the opening round of the 2018 British GT Championship from Oulton Park with Seb Gigner.

Equipe Verschuur have been stripped of their GT4 pole positions ahead of the opening rounds of the 2018 British GT Championship at Oulton Park on Monday.

Team Parker Racing have confirmed their long-standing GT4 partners Nick Jones and Scott Malvern will switch to the newly-released Mercedes-AMG GT4 for the 2018 British GT campaign.

The full entry list for the GT3 and GT4 class in the British GT Championship, that was announced this morning at Donington Park.

Track-Club have confirmed the addition of 2014 Formula Renault 2.0 NEC champion and current McLaren GT academy driver Ben Barnicoat alongside Adam Balon for the 2018 British GT season.

A persistent steering issue and an ill-timed safety car hampered the progress of Chris Milford and Matt Chapman’s Team HARD, Autoaid/RCIB Insurance Racing Ginetta G55 at Brands Hatch last weekend.