A capacity 35 car field with 19 GT3 cars from seven manufacturers will tackle all seven rounds of the 2020 Intelligent Money British GT Championship.
Jamie Caroline
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Casper Stevenson wins inaugural British F4 Scholarship prize
by Tom Jacksonby Tom JacksonThe Ginetta Junior alumni claims a £35,000 prize fund towards a British F4 campaign in 2020.
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Zane Maloney has found another gear as he blitzed the opposition at Croft last weekend to launch himself to the summit of the F4 British Championship table.
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2018’s Autosport Awards saw Lewis Hamilton collecting two trophies as Tom Gamble wins MABA.
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Nicolai Kjaergaard took the honours in the opening British F3 race from Donington Park after a slow start for polesitter Billy Monger.
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Nicolai Kjaergaard picked up his first win since May, taking the flag in the final BRDC British F3 race from Brands Hatch.
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Jamie Caroline pulled away from his pole position to take a commanding victory in the first F3 race of the Brands Hatch GP weekend.
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Linus Lundqvist continues his untouchable form by topping free practice from Brands Hatch GP in British F3.
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Linus Lundqvist was fastest from thr Carlin’s as British F3 gears up for the Brands Hatch GP round.
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Jamie Caroline, the reigning F4 British Champion, won the reverse grid race from Spa-Francorchamps, overtaking seven cars.
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Jamie Caroline will fill Carlin’s fourth BRDC British F3 Championship seat at Spa-Francorchamps this weekend.
TCF reviews the BRDC British F3 Championship, where Lundqvist and Kjaergaard spent the year battling foe the 2018 crown.
Billy Monger took pole position at Donington Park on his competitive return to the circuit he had his life-changing accident last year.
Carlin driver Jamie Caroline led teammates Nicolai Kjaergaard and Billy Monger during Brands Hatch GP qualifying.
Linus Lundqvist extends his lead of BRDC F3 with another victory at Spa, ahead of Tom Gamble and Billy Monger, who both pushed him in the opening laps.
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British Talents Chosen As BRDC SuperStars For 2018
by Simon Paice
by Simon Paice
The British Racing Drivers’ Club have announced the twelve drivers to benefit from their Superstars programme this year.