JHR Developments’ John Bennett and Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Will Macintyre made it a clean sweep of new winners in the GB3 Championship season opener at Oulton Park, after both triumphed on Monday. 

Rodin Motorsport’s reigning British F4 champion Louis Sharp stormed to victory on his GB3 debut, after a perfect start to his campaign in Cheshire. The New Zealander claimed pole position for races one and two in qualifying this morning and made the most of it to convert the first into victory this afternoon.

Ginetta Junior runner-up Hugo Schwarze will graduate to single-seaters in 2024, as he remains with Elite Motorsport for his first campaign in the GB3 Championship.

Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin is the new GB3 Champion, after clinching the crown in the final race of the season at Donington Park.

Hillspeed’s Daniel Mavlyutov claimed his fourth reverse grid victory of the season in the final GB3 race of the weekend at Zandvoort, as Rodin Carlin’s championship leader Callum Voisin gained 10 positions in the contest to rebuild his margin at the top of the standings. 

Hillspeed’s Daniel Mavlyutov claimed his fourth victory of the season in a safety car affected third race of the weekend at Zandvoort.

The final GB3 Championship race of the weekend at Zandvoort, the full reverse grid contest, is due to commence at 11.05 local time (10.05 UK), with Elite Motorsport’s debutant Patrick Heuzenroeder starting from pole position.

Just when he needed it the most, Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Alex Dunne claimed a double victory at Zandvoort today (Saturday), not only maintaining his remarkable record of overseas victories in GB3, but also forcing his way back into title contention.

Arden VRD’s James Hedley topped the times in another rain-affected free practice session at Zandvoort this afternoon, but it was Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin who ended the day quickest overall courtesy of his time in the drier second practice session.

Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin posted the quickest time, but then brought out a late red flag in the second GB3 free practice session of the day at Zandvoort.

Nico Christodoulou topped an Arden VRD 1-2 in the first free practice session of the weekend at Zandvoort this morning.

The GB3 Championship hits a 26-driver capacity as it heads to Zandvoort this weekend (13-15 October), with the title battle finely poised ahead of the triple header on the Netherlands coastline.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Alex Dunne stormed to his first two GB3 victories in Saturday’s two races at Spa-Francorchamps, battling past Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin in both before pulling clear. With Dunne taking a double, Voisin’s two second places means the British-Swiss driver has taken over the lead of the championship standings, following a tough day for previous leader Joseph Loake.

Elite Motorsport has confirmed that Oliver Stewart will join McKenzy Cresswell and Ayato Iwasaki in the team’s three-driver GB3 line-up for the 2023 season.

Luke Browning has been crowned as the 2022 GB3 Champion at Donington Park.

A win in race two and a controlled drive in the final contest of the weekend means Hitech GP’s Luke Browning leaves Snetterton with an extended GB3 Championship lead.
 

Hitech GP’s Luke Browning enjoyed a perfect start to the new GB3 season, as the local man took a double pole in qualifying and a dominant race win. He made the most of his front-row start and pulled out a big advantage to win over 10 seconds clear of the squabbling Roberto Faria (Carlin) and Matthew Rees (JHR Developments), to take an early lead in the standings.

Multiple British F4 race-winner McKenzy Cresswell will join Chris Dittmann Racing (CDR) as he steps up to the GB3 Championship partnered by the BRDC in 2022. The 15-year-old won six British F4 races in 2021, two more than any other driver, with five additional podiums on his way to third overall in the standings in his first car racing campaign.