GB4 Championship
The GB4 Championship partnered by the BRDC, is the UK’s newest and best value entry-level junior single-seater category in the UK. GB4 has been created to offer drivers graduating from karting or club racing a significantly lower cost route onto the single-seater ladder. It meets the need for an affordable alternative for drivers beginning a single-seater career, while the winner of the 2024 title will again be rewarded with a £50,000 contribution towards their 2025 single-seater racing programme.
Drivers
Jack Taylor
Dan Hickey
Calendar
Date | Circuit | Country |
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30th March - 1st April | Oulton Park | U.K. |
27th - 28th April | Silverstone | U.K. |
25th - 26th May | Donington Park | U.K. |
13th - 14th July | Snetterton | U.K. |
27th - 28th July | Silverstone | U.K. |
7th - 8th September | Donington Park | U.K. |
28th - 29th September | Brands Hatch | U.K. |
Driver Standings
# | Name | Team | Points |
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1 | Linus Granfors | Fortec Motorsports | 203 |
2 | Harry Burgoyne | KMR Sport | 176 |
3 | Brandon McCaughan | KMR Sport | 171 |
4 | Alisha Palmowski | Elite Motorsport | 137 |
5 | Branden Templeton | Fox Motorsport | 130 |
6 | Callum Baxter | Graham Brunton Racing | 130 |
7 | Marcus Luzio | Luzio.com | 102 |
8 | Chloe Grant | KMR Sport | 91 |
10 | Jack Taylor | Fortec Motorsports | 81 |
14 | Dan Hickey | Fortec Motorsports | 67 |
Team Standings
# | Team | Points |
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1 | KMR Sport | 368 |
2 | Fortec Motorsports | 294 |
3 | Fox Motorsport | 247 |
4 | Graham Brunton Racing | 211 |
5 | Elite Motorsport | 207 |
6 | Luzio.com | 102 |
7 | Arden Motorsport | 87 |
8 | Rossverde Racing | 17 |
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Series information
The GB4 Championship partnered by the BRDC, is the UK’s newest and best value entry-level junior single-seater category in the UK. GB4 has been created to offer drivers graduating from karting or club racing a significantly lower cost route onto the single-seater ladder. It meets the need for an affordable alternative for drivers beginning a single-seater career, while the winner of the 2024 title will again be rewarded with a £50,000 contribution towards their 2025 single-seater racing programme.
The champion is awarded crucial FIA Super Licence points to aid their progression through the ranks, as well as a raft of prizes provided by some of the sport’s leading organisations, including F1 teams.
Each GB4 Championship race weekend includes a 15 minute qualifying session and three 18 minute races. The grid for the first two races is determined in qualifying, with each driver’s quickest lap forming the race one grid, and their second quickest laps establishing the starting order for race two.
The third race will be a full grid reversal with extra points awarded for positions gained as well as for each driver’s finishing position. All scores count towards a driver’s end of championship position.
The minimum age to compete in GB4 is 15, with the minimum licence requirement being Race Club. Testing is unrestricted.
GB4 will offer drivers the chance to contest a full season of competitive single-seater racing in Britain for budgets from around £60,000 for a privateer to an anticipated £120,000 to £150,000 running with a professional team.
A comprehensive prize package will be on offer, including a £50,000 prize fund for the championship winner towards their next single seater campaign the following season.