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Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam have won the 2018 British GT title, while Jon Minshaw and Phil Keen took the race win and the runner-up spot in the championship.

Ben Tuck and Ben Green’s Century Motorsport BMW prevailed in a damp GT4 qualifying session at Donington Park earlier this afternoon.

Minshaw and Keen shine in tricky conditions to grab GT3 pole ahead of the final race of the British GT season at Donington Park.

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.

Stephan Jelley was happy with second on the grid for the first race of the weekend at Knockhill

Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam took the points lead in the British GT Championship following victory in the penultimate round at Brands Hatch earlier today.

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.

Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam made it back-to-back British GT pole positions for Optimum Motorsport after beating Beechdean AMR’s Andrew Howard and Darren Turner by a combined 0.431s at Brands Hatch earlier today.

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.

British GT heads to the Kent countryside this weekend as it makes its annual trip to the venerable Brands Hatch circuit. John Minshaw and Phil Keen could win the GT3 drivers’ title if everything falls into place for them by the end of the weekend. In this preview, we take a look at the GT3 class and look ahead to what will be a thrilling race on Sunday.

Andy Meyrick and Jürgen Krebs have both sustained fractures in a serious accident that red-flagged the Total 24 Hours of Spa overnight.

After twelve hours of door-to-door racing action in the Belgian Ardennes, the Total 24 Hours of Spa witnessed drama as three drivers are sent to hospital following massive accidents.

We preview the Pro Am class ahead of this weekend’s Total 24 Hours of Spa. With teams like Castrol Honda returning to the Ardennes with their all-new NSX GT3, and we take a closer look at their class rivals.

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.

Graham Davidson and Maxime Martin took their maiden British GT – GT3 victories at Spa-Francorchamps this afternoon, while Team Parker Racing’s Rick Parfitt Jnr and Ryan Ratcliffe absorbed plenty of late-race pressure to take second, ahead of the Optimum Motorsport Aston Martin driven by Flick Haigh and Jonny Adam.