Written by William Stephens, Edited by Nakul Naik
British GT is a competitive multi-class series run by the SRO(A Motorsports Group). The classes are all competitive with BoP(Balance of Performance) coming into play to stop dominant periods alongside subclasses within the GT3 and GT4 car classes.
THE CALENDAR
The season kicks off at Oulton Park with two one-hour races followed by the flagship race for the championship, the Silverstone 500, a three hour race on the Silverstone GP layout. They then head to Donnington park for another three hour race instead of the normal two hours before another two one-hour race weekend at Snetterton. Next comes the only non-British track, Spa Francorchamps, for a two hour contest. Two hour races at Brands Hatch and Donington Park then conclude the season.
THE TEAMS
2 Seas motorsport return to the championship in the Mercedes GT3 with James Cottingham and Lewis Williamson for a full time campaign. 7TSIX is a new entry using the McLaren GT3 with Mia Flewitt and Euan Hankey for the full season. Assetto Motorsport will run two cars, a Bentley GT3 driven by Mark Sansom and Will Tregurtha, as well as the Ginetta GT4 to be driven for the whole season by Freddie Tomlinson and Joe Wheeler. Balfe will use the Audi GT3 instead of the Mclaren GT3 this year which will be driven by Shaun Balfe and Adam Carrol.
Returning champion Barwell will run two Lamborghini GT3s with Denis Lind and Leo Machitski in one, and Adam Balon and Sandy Mitchell in the other. Century Motorsport will run a single driver in one BMW GT3 and two in the other, while Chris Salkeld will be on his own with Jack Brown and Will Burns in the other new spec M4. Enduro Motorsport will run a single McLaren GT3 with Marcus Clutton and Morgan Tillbrook. Fox Motorsport will also run a McLaren GT3 with Nick Halstead and Jamie Stanley.
Greystone is another team running the McLaren GT3, but with the father-son duo of Lewis and Stewart Proctor. Inspire Racing join the series with a BMW GT4 running Gareth Howell and Richard Marsh.
Maximum Networks will run the McLaren GT4 with Stewart Lines and Will Powell.
Newbridge Motorsport will run the Aston Martin GT4 with Matt Topham and Darren Turner. R Racing will also run an Aston Martin GT4 with Jamie Day and Josh Miller. Ram Racing will run two Mercedes GT3s, one with Jamie Caroline and John Ferguson, and the other with Jules Gounon and Ian Loggie.
Redline Racing will run the Lamborghini GT3 with James Dorlin and Alex Malykhin. Abba Racing will be another father-son duo this time with Richard and Sam Neary. Team Brit will run a specially modified version of the McLaren GT4 with hand controls that will be driven by Aaron Morgan and Bobby Trundley.
Parker racing will run a Porsche GT4 driven by Seb Hopkins and Jamie Orton alongside a Porsche GT3 driven by Nick Jones and Scott Malvern. Rocket RJN will run a McLaren GT3 driven by James Kell and Simon Watts. Toyota Gazoo Racing will bring back the Supra GT4 to be driven by Tom Edgar and Jack Mitchell. WPI Motorsport complete the grid with a Mclaren GT3 driven by Micheal Igoe and Phil Keen.
