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.
Nathan Freke
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British GT
Century Motorsport switch to BMW M4 GT4s for 2018 British GT championship
by Vince Pettitby Vince PettitCentury Motorsport move away from Ginetta machinery as they announce Ben Tuck and Ben Green will be competing for them with further driver announcements yet to be made.
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British GT
Charlie Robertson and Parker Chase partner in Century Ginetta
by Joe Hudsonby Joe HudsonGinetta Factory driver Charlie Robertson will partner rising American GT star Parker Chase in a Century Motorsport Ginetta G55 GT3 in British GT
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Having previously announced Max Bird, Sami Saarelainen will join the Century Motorsports outfit for the coming season of Ginetta GT5 Challenge.
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Century Motorsport will become the Ginetta factory team in 2017 as they have been selected to run a revised G55 GT3 in the British GT Championship
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24 Hours Series
Herberth Motorsport take first round of 2017 24H Series in Dubai
by Vince Pettitby Vince PettitThe 2017 Hankook 24H Dubai kicked off the 24H Series season in spectacular fashion in a race which saw flames engulf a Lamborghini
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BTCC24H Proto SeriesEndurance Racing
BTCC Ace Moffat Set For Dubai 24 Hours Outing
by Simon Paiceby Simon PaiceAiden Moffat is part of the driving team for Century Motorsport’s entry into the 2017 Hankook 24 Hours of Dubai.
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Ginetta GT4 Supercup
Supercup Stars To Make Ginetta G57 Debuts In VdeV Estoril
by Simon Paiceby Simon PaiceCentury Motorsport and Ben Green will race a Ginetta G57 prototype for the first time this weekend in Portugal.
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Mike Simpson has claimed top spot yet again, showing the Ginetta has speed around Donington Park
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Mike Simpson proved Ginettas like rain as he went top of the timings in the Tolman Motorsport entry
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Ginetta GT4 Supercup
Supercup 150: The Championship So Far In Pictures
by Simon Paiceby Simon PaiceWe take a look back at some of the big moments in the first 149 races of the Michelin Ginetta GT4 Supercup.
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The TF Sport Aston Martin of Mark Farmer and Jon Barnes stormed to a strong win in British GT’s holiday at Spa-Francorchamps
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Team Parker Racing and Ecurie Ecosse continued their storming pace from the practice sessions to claim GT3 and GT4 British GT poles at Spa.
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Team Parker Racing took top spot in a much shortened British GT FP1 as a big incident involving a number of GT3 runners ended the session with just 27 minutes completed.
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Barwell Motorsport’s Phil Keen and Jon Minshaw played strategy to a tee as they claimed Silverstone 500 victory