The race and championships looked like they were tied up until the last twenty minutes of British GT’s final at Donington. After incidents and investigations, Jonny Adam and Graham Davidson took the GT3 title, with Shaun Balfe and Rob Bell taking the McLaren 720’s maiden British GT victory.
TF Sport have topped both qualifying sessions ahead of the 2019 British GT Championship Silverstone 500.
Beechdean AMR have been promoted to the top step of the podium with Kelvin Fletcher and Martin Plowman after Steller Performance are disqualified.
Phil Keen and Adam Balon take victory in the 1st of 2 British GT Championship races at Snetterton today. Steller Performance took victory in GT4.
Roman Bilinski is Romski Racing’s official entry for the 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship and Romski Racing teams up with In2Racing.
Jack Mitchell Takes the GT4 title at Donington Park, as Finlay Hutchinson and Dan McKay claim their maiden class victory.
Century Motorsport and BMW also maintained their form by locking out the GT4 class’ front row. Dean Macdonald and championship leader Jack Mitchell claimed pole by just 0.022s from team-mates Ben Green and Ben Tuck.
Equipe Verschuur has snatched the GT4 pole position at Silverstone following a day of firsts at the venerable British circuit.
Steller Motorsport has announced a youthful line-up for the 2018 British GT championship.
After a season in which Lando Norris won the Eurocup Formula Renault title, he rounds out his year in spectacular style with the MABA.
2016 BTCC Supports Top 20 Drivers: Part Two
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The final part of our countdown looks at our top ten drivers of the season from the BTCC support championships.
30 races from 10 rounds resulted in a titanic championship battle in which Max Fewtrell came out on top to claim the title by seven points.
Ahead of the final day of the 2017 Ginetta Junior Scholarship, here’s a look back at some of the drivers who have competed in the event in recent seasons.
The newly crowned British F4 champion reflected on the weekend that saw him round out an incredible first year in single seaters.
Carlin driver Max Fewtrell put in an outstanding defensive display to win the finale and thus the 2016 F4 British Championship
Fortec Motorsport’s Jamie Caroline won his first race of the season at Brands Hatch. The Pirtek sponsored driver lead from start to finish.
James Pull collected his second win of the year, though was joined on the podium by Fielding and Fewtrell ensuring he drops out of contention.
