2020 British GT Championship

The 2020 British GT Championship (known for sponsorship reasons as the 2020 Intelligent Money British GT Championship[1]) is the 28th British GT Championship, a sports car championship promoted by the Stéphane Ratel Organisation (SRO). The season will begin on 2 August at Oulton Park and finish on 8 November at Silverstone, after nine races held over seven meetings.

2020 British GT Championship
Previous:	2019	Next:	2021
Support series: BRDC British Formula 3 Porsche Sprint Challenge GB

TF Sport are the defending GT4 champions.

Calendar

The season openers at Oulton Park on 2 August and ends at Silverstone on 8 November.[2]

Round	Circuit	Length	Date
1	Oulton Park, Cheshire	60 min	1-2 August
2		60 min
3	Donington Park, Leicestershire	120 min	15-16 August
4		60 min
5	Brands Hatch, Kent	120 min	29-30 August
6	Donington Park, Leicestershire	180 min	19-20 September
7	Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk	60 min	3-4 October
8		60 min
9	Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire	180 min	7-8 November
Cancelled Races
	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Spa, Belgium	Cancelled [lower-alpha 1]

1. Originally scheduled for 19 July 2020[3] but was cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic[2]

Entry list

GT3

Team Car Engine No. Drivers Class Rounds Car Driver Jenson Team Rocket RJN[4] McLaren 720S GT3[4] McLaren M840T 4.0 L Turbo V8 2 James Baldwin[4] GT3 S 1–4 Michael O'Brien[4] Ram Racing[5] Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo[5] Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8 6 Yelmer Buurman[5] GT3 PA 1–4 Ian Loggie[5] 69 Sam De Haan[5] GT3 S 1–4 Patrick Kujala[5] Team ABBA Racing[6] Mercedes-AMG GT3[6] Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 L V8 8 Richard Neary[6] GT3 PA 1–4 Sam Neary[6] 2 Seas Motorsport[7] McLaren 720S GT3[7] McLaren M840T 4.0 L Turbo V8 9 Angus Fender[7] GT3 S 1–4 Dean MacDonald[7] 10 Jack Mitchell[8] GT3 S 1–4 Jordan Witt[8] 11 TBA GT3 TBA TBA TBA WPI Motorsport[9] Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo[9] Lamborghini 5.2 L V10 18 Michael Igoe[9] GT3 PA 1–4 Dennis Lind[9] 1–2 Andrea Caldarelli[10] 3–4 Franck Perera[9] TBA Balfe Motorsport[11] McLaren 720S GT3[11] McLaren M840T 4.0 L Turbo V8 22 Shaun Balfe[11] GT3 PA TBA Rob Bell[11] 36 Joe Osborne[12] GT3 PA 3–4 Stewart Proctor[12] Steller Performance[13] Audi R8 LMS Evo[13] Audi 5.2L V10 30 TBA[13] GT3 TBA TBA TBA[13] AF Corse[14] Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo[14] Ferrari 3.9 L Twin-Turbo V8 51 Duncan Cameron[14] GT3 PA 1–4 Matt Griffin[14] JMH Automotive[15] Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo[15] Lamborghini 5.2 L V10 55 Marcus Clutton[15] GT3 PA 1–2 John Seale[15] Team Parker Racing[16] Bentley Continental GT3[16] Bentley 4.0 L Turbo V8 66 Nick Jones[16] GT3 PA 1–4 Scott Malvern[16] Optimum Motorsport[17] McLaren 720S GT3[17] McLaren M840T 4.0 L Turbo V8 68 Martin Berry[17] GT3 PA TBA Nick Foster[17] 96 Lewis Proctor[18] GT3 S 1–4 Ollie Wilkinson[18] Barwell Motorsport[19] Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo[19] Lamborghini 5.2 L V10 72 Adam Balon[19] GT3 PA 1–4 Phil Keen[19] 78 Rob Collard[20] GT3 S 1–4 Sandy Mitchell[20] Beechdean AMR[21] Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3[21] Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8 98 Valentin Hasse-Clot[21] GT3 S TBA Jack Mitchell[21] 99 Ross Gunn[21] GT3 PA TBA Andrew Howard[21] G-Cat Racing[22] Porsche 911 GT3 R[22] Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6 TBA Greg Caton[22] GT3 Am TBA Shamus Jennings[22]

Icon Class Car GT3 GT3 Cars GTC GTC Cars Drivers PA Pro-Am Cup S Silver Cup Am Am Cup

GT4

Team Car Engine No. Drivers Class Rounds Tolman Motorsport[23] McLaren 570S GT4[23] McLaren 3.8 L Turbo V8 4 TBA TBA TBA TBA 5 TBA TBA TBA TBA Balfe Motorsport[24] McLaren 570S GT4[24] McLaren 3.8 L Turbo V8 20 Michael O'Brien[25] PA TBA Graham Johnson[25] 21 Mia Flewitt[26] PA 1–4 Euan Hankey[26] Speedworks Motorsport[27] Toyota GR Supra GT4[27] BMW B58B30 3.0L Twin-Turbo I6 23 James Kell[27] S 1–4 Sam Smelt[27] Steller Performance[13] Audi R8 LMS GT4[13] Audi 5.2L V10 29 TBA[13] TBA TBA TBA[13] Team Tegiwa[28] BMW M4 GT4[28][29] BMW N55 3.0 L Twin-Turbo I6 33 Luke Sedzikowski[28] Am 1–2 David Whitmore[28] Century Motorsport[29] 42 Andrew Gordon-Colebrooke[29] S 1–4 Ben Hurst[29] 43 TBA[29] TBA TBA TBA[29] HHC Motorsport[30] McLaren 570S GT4[30] McLaren 3.8 L Turbo V8 57 Gus Bowers[30] S 1–4 Chris Wesemael[30] 58 Jordan Collard[31] S 1–4 Patrik Matthiesen[31] Academy Motorsports[32] Ford Mustang GT4[32] Ford 5.2 L Voodoo V8 61 Jordan Albert[33] S 1–4 Matt Cowley[34] 62 Will Moore[33] S TBA Matt Nicoll-Jones[32] TF Sport[35] Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4[35] Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8 95 Connor O’Brien[35] S 1–4 Patrick Kibble[35] 97 Jamie Caroline[36] S 1–4 Daniel Vaughan[36]

Icon Class PA Pro-Am Cup S Silver Cup Am Am Cup

Driver changes

GT3

Entering/re-entering British GT

• Sam Neary will debut with Team ABBA Racing.[6]
• Yelmer Buurman and Patrick Kujala will return to the series driving for Ram Racing, both having last raced in 2018.[5]
• Franck Perera will debut for WPI Motorsport.[9]
• Martin Berry and Nick Foster will debut for Optimum Motorsport.[17]
• Isa Al-Khalifa will debut for 2 Seas Motorsport.[7]
• Rob Collard will debut for Barwell Motorsport.[20]
• Sandy Mitchell will return to the series driving for Barwell Motorsport, having last raced in 2017.[20]
• Duncan Cameron and Matt Griffin will return to the series driving for AF Corse, having last raced in 2017.[14]
• Chris Buncombe will return to the series driving for RJN Motorsport, having last raced in 2018.[4]
• Joe Osborne will return to the series driving for Balfe Motorsport, having last raced in 2018.[12]
• Marcus Clutton will return to the series driving for JMH Automotive, having last raced in 2018.[15]

Changed teams

• Sam de Haan will move from Barwell Motorsport to Ram Racing.[5]
• Angus Fender and Jack Mitchell will move from Century Motorsport to 2 Seas Motorsport.[7][8]
• Ahmad Al Harthy will return to the series driving for TF Sport.[37]
• Jordan Witt will move from Team Parker Racing to 2 Seas Motorsport.[8]

Leaving British GT

• Rick Parfitt, Jr. will leave the series.
• Jonathan Adam, Ahmad Al Harthy, Tom Canning and Graham Davidson will not participate after Oman Racing with TF Sport were forced to withdraw its' GT3 entries.[14]
• Kelvin Fletcher and Martin Plowman were set to move from GT4 driving for Beechdean AMR to GT3 driving for JRM Racing.[38] However, team opted to sit out 2020 season on 17 July 2020.

GT4

Entering/re-entering British GT

• Euan Hankey will return to the series driving for Balfe Motorsport, both having last raced in 2018.[26]
• Gus Bowers and Chris Wesemael will debut in the series for HHC Motorsport.[30]
• 2008 GT4 Champion Matt Nicoll-Jones will return to the series driving for Academy Motorsports, both having last raced in 2018.[33]
• James Kell will debut for Speedworks Motorsport.[27]
• James Pickford will return to the series driving for Optimum Motorsport, having last raced in 2011.[36]
• Daniel Vaughan will debut in the series driving for TF Sport.[36]
• Matt Cowley will debut in the series driving for Academy Motorsport.[34]
• Luke Sedzikowski and David Whitmore will debut in the series driving for Team Tegiwa.[28]

Changed teams

• Ben Hurst will move from Academy Motorsports to Century Motorsport.[29]
• Jordan Albert will move from HHC Motorsport to Academy Motorsports.[33]
• Connor O'Brien will move from Optimum Motorsport to TF Sport.[35]
• Sam Smelt will move from RACE Performance to Speedworks Motorsport.[27]
• Jamie Caroline will move from HHC Motorsport to TF Sport.[36]
• Jordan Collard will move from Tolman Motorsport to HHC Motorsport.[31]
• Patrik Matthiesen will move from Optimum Motorsport to HHC Motorsport.[31]

Class changes GT4 to GT3

• Nick Jones and Scott Malvern will move from GT4 driving for Team Parker Racing to GT3 driving for the same team.[16]
• Dean MacDonald will move from GT4 driving for HHC Motorsport to GT3 driving for 2 Seas Motorsport.[7]
• Tom Canning will move from GT4 driving for TF Sport to GT3 driving for the same team.[37]
• Stewart Proctor will move from GT4 driving for Balfe Motorsport to GT3 driving for the same team.[12]

Team Changes

GT3

• Steller Performance will enter GT3 running an Audi R8 LMS Evo.[13]
• 2019 GT Cup champions JMH Automotive will switch to a full-season entry still running a Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo.[15]
• Ram Racing will expand to two-car entry, running a pair of Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evos.[5]
• WPI Motorsport will switch to running a Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo.[9]
• Optimum Motorsport will switch from running an Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 to running a McLaren 720S GT3.[17]
• G-Cat Racing will switch to a full season entry still running a Porsche 911 GT3 R.[22]
• 2 Seas Motorsport will debut entering a trio of McLaren 720S GT3s.[7]
• Beechdean AMR will expand to a two-car entry in GT3, running two Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3s.[21]
• Oman Racing with TF Sport will not run in GT3 after factors of the COVID-19 Pandemic forced them to withdraw, but their GT4 entries remain.[14]
• AF Corse will return entering a Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo.[14]
• RJN Motorsport will return entering a McLaren 720S GT3.[4]

GT4

• Optimum Motorsport will switch from running two Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 to running a pair of McLaren 570S GT4s.[39]
• Balfe Motorsport will expand to a full-season two-car entry in GT4, running a pair of McLaren 570S GT4s[24]
• Academy Motorsports will run Multimatic Motorsports' pair of Ford Mustang GT4s.[32]
• 2010 GT4 Champions Speedworks Motorsport will return entering a new Toyota GR Supra GT4.[27]
• Invictus Games Racing will leave the series.
• Team Tegiwa will debut entering a BMW M4 GT4, prepared by Century Motorsport.[28]

Race Results

Bold indicates overall winner for each car class (GT3 and GT4).

GT3

Event	Circuit	Pole Position	Pro-Am Winners	Silver Winners	Am Winners
1	Oulton Park	No. 96 Optimum Motorsport	No. 6 Ram Racing	No. 2 Jenson Team Rocket RJN	No Entrants
		Lewis Proctor Ollie Wilkinson	Yelmer Buurman Ian Loggie	James Baldwin Michael O'Brien
2		No. 72 Barwell Motorsport	No. 72 Barwell Motorsport	No. 78 Barwell Motorsport
		Adam Balon Phil Keen	Adam Balon Phil Keen	Rob Collard Sandy Mitchell
3	Donington Park	No. 2 Jenson Team Rocket RJ	No. 18 WPI Motorsport	No. 69 Ram Racing	No Entrants
		James Baldwin Michael O'Brien	Andrea Caldarelli Michael Igoe	Sam De Haan Patrick Kujala
4		No. 36 Balfe Motorsport	No. 66 Team Parker Racing	No. 10 2 Seas Motorsport
		Joe Osborne Stewart Proctor	Nick Jones Scott Malvern	Jack Mitchell Jordan Witt
5	Brands Hatch
6	Donington Park
7	Snetterton
8
9	Silverstone

GT4

Event	Circuit	Pole Position	Pro-Am Winners	Silver Winners	Am Winners
1	Oulton Park	No. 95 TF Sport	No. 21 Balfe Motorsport	No. 95 TF Sport	No. 33 Team Tegiwa
		Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble	Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble	Luke Sedzikowski David Whitmore
2		No. 21 Balfe Motorsport	No. 21 Balfe Motorsport	No. 97 TF Sport	No. 33 Team Tegiwa
		Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Jamie Caroline Daniel Vaughan	Luke Sedzikowski David Whitmore
3	Donington Park	No. 95 TF Sport	No. 21 Balfe Motorsport	No. 95 TF Sport	No Entrants
		Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble	Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble
4		No. 58 HHC Motorsport	No. 21 Balfe Motorsport	No. 57 HHC Motorsport
		Jordan Collard Patrik Matthiesen	Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Gus Bowers Chris Wesemael
5	Brands Hatch
6	Donington Park
7	Snetterton
8
9	Silverstone

Championship Standings

Points are awarded as follows:

Length	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
1 hour	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1
2+ hours	37.5	27	22.5	18	15	12	9	6	3	1.5

Drivers' Championships

Overall

Pos. Drivers Team OUL DON BRH DON SNE SIL Points GT3 1 James Baldwin Michael O'Brien Jenson Team Rocket RJN 1 6 33 2 Adam Balon Phil Keen Barwell Motorsport 7 1 31 3 Rob Collard Sandy Mitchell Barwell Motorsport 4 2 30 4 Lewis Proctor Ollie Wilkinson Optimum Motorsport 2 5 28 5 Sam De Haan Patrick Kujala Ram Racing 5 3 25 6 Angus Fender Dean MacDonald 2 Seas Motorsport 3 Ret 15 7 Jack Mitchell Jordan Witt 2 Seas Motorsport 12 4 12 8 Yelmer Buurman Ian Loggie Ram Racing 6 8 12 9 Marcus Clutton John Seale JMH Automotive 13 7 6 10 Richard Neary Sam Neary Team ABBA Racing 8 Ret 4 11 Michael Igoe Dennis Lind WPI Motorsport 11 9 2 12 Duncan Cameron Matt Griffin AF Corse 9 Ret 2 13 Nick Jones Scott Malvern Team Parker Racing 10 Ret 1 GT4 1 Jordan Collard Patrik Matthiesen HHC Motorsport 15 12 33 2 Jamie Caroline Daniel Vaughan TF Sport 16 11 33 3 Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey Balfe Motorsport 20 10 31 4 Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble TF Sport 14 Ret 25 5 Gus Bowers Chris Wesemael HHC Motorsport 18 14 20 6 Andrew Gordon-Colebrooke Ben Hurst Century Motorsport 19 13 20 7 James Kell Sam Smelt Speedworks Motorsport 17 Ret 12 8 Luke Sedzikowski David Whitmore Team Tegiwa 21 15 12 9 Jordan Albert Matt Cowley Academy Motorsport 22 16 8 Pos. Drivers Team OUL DON BRH DON SNE SIL Points

Colour Result Gold Winner Silver 2nd place Bronze 3rd place Green Points finish Blue Non-points finish Non-classified finish (NC) Purple Retired (Ret) Red Did not qualify (DNQ) Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ) Black Disqualified (DSQ) White Did not start (DNS) Withdrew (WD) Race cancelled (C) Blank Did not participate (DNP) Excluded (EX) Bold indicates pole position

Pro-Am Cup

Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points
GT3
1	Adam Balon Phil Keen	Barwell Motorsport	7	1								43
2	Yelmer Buurman Ian Loggie	Ram Racing	6	8								40
3	Marcus Clutton John Seale	JMH Automotive	13	7								24
4	Michael Igoe Dennis Lind	WPI Motorsport	11	9								20
5	Richard Neary Sam Neary	Team ABBA Racing	8	Ret								15
6	Duncan Cameron Matt Griffin	AF Corse	9	Ret								12
7	Nick Jones Scott Malvern	Team Parker Racing	10	Ret								10
GT4
1	Mia Flewitt Euan Hankey	Balfe Motorsport	20	10								25
Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points

Silver Cup

Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points
GT3
1	Rob Collard Sandy Mitchell	Barwell Motorsport	4	2								37
2	James Baldwin Michael O'Brien	Jenson Team Rocket RJN	1	6								35
3	Lewis Proctor Ollie Wilkinson	Optimum Motorsport	2	5								30
4	Sam De Haan Patrick Kujala	Ram Racing	5	3								28
5	Jack Mitchell Jordan Witt	2 Seas Motorsport	12	4								23
6	Angus Fender Dean MacDonald	2 Seas Motorsport	3	Ret								15
GT4
1	Jamie Caroline Daniel Vaughan	TF Sport	16	11								40
2	Jordan Collard Patrik Matthiesen	HHC Motorsport	15	12								36
3	Connor O'Brien Patrick Kibble	TF Sport	14	Ret								25
4	Andrew Gordon-Colebrooke Ben Hurst	Century Motorsport	19	13								23
5	Gus Bowers Chris Wesemael	HHC Motorsport	18	14								22
6	Jordan Albert Matt Cowley	Academy Motorsport	22	16								16
7	James Kell Sam Smelt	Speedworks Motorsport	17	Ret								12
Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points

Am Cup

Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points
GT3
GT4
1	Luke Sedzikowski David Whitmore	Team Tegiwa	21	15								25
Pos.	Drivers	Team	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points

Teams' Championship

Pos.	Team	Manufacturer	No.	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points
GT3
1	Barwell Motorsport	Lamborghini	72	7	1								61
			78	4	2
2	Ram Racing	Mercedes-AMG	6	6	8								37
			69	5	3
3	Jenson Team Rocket RJN	McLaren	2	1	6								33
4	Optimum Motorsport	McLaren	96	2	5								28
5	2 Seas Motorsport	McLaren	9	3	Ret								27
			10	12	4
6	JMH Automotive	Lamborghini	55	13	7								6
7	Team ABBA Racing	Mercedes-AMG	8	8	Ret								4
8	AF Corse	Ferrari	51	9	Ret								2
9	WPI Motorsport	Lamborghini	18	11	9								2
10	Team Parker Racing	Bentley	66	10	Ret								1
GT4
1	TF Sport	Aston Martin	95	1	Ret								58
			97	16	11
2	HHC Motorsport	McLaren	57	18	14								53
			58	15	12
3	Century Motorsport^1 Team Tegiwa^1	BMW	33	21	15								32
			42	19	13
4	Balfe Motorsport	McLaren	21	20	10								31
5	Speedworks Motorsport	Toyota	23	17	Ret								12
6	Academy Motorsport	Ford	61	22	16								8
Pos.	Team	Manufacturer	No.	OUL		DON		BRH	DON	SNE		SIL	Points

¹ – Car No. 33 entered as Team Tegiwa and Car No. 42 entered as Century Motorsport.

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External links

• Official website