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Old 27 Oct 2021, 17:38 (Ref:4080299)   #1
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British GT 2022

April 16 & 18 – Oulton Park – 2x 1hr races
May 7-8 – Silverstone 500 – 1x 3hr race
May 28-29 – Donington Park – 1x 3hr race
June 25-26 – Snetterton – 2x 1hr races
July 23-24 – Spa-Francorchamps – 1x 2hr race
September 10-11 – Brands Hatch – 1x 2hr race
October 15-16 – Donington Park – 1x 2hr race

https://www.britishgt.com/news/767/s...nship-calendar

More-or-less same again as 2021 original plan, hopefully without any date changes this time round.
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Old 27 Oct 2021, 18:13 (Ref:4080302)   #2
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WPI Motorsport mentioned they'll be back next year, their current Huracan GT3 is up for sale so i presume they'll have a new chassis.
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Old 3 Dec 2021, 09:36 (Ref:4086409)   #3
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GT3

WPI - Michael Igoe/Phil Keen - Lamborghini



GT4

Maximum/Motus - Stewart Lines/Will Powell - Mclaren
Team Brit - Aaron Morgan/Bobby Trundley - Mclaren
R Racing - Josh Miller/TBC - Aston
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Old 8 Dec 2021, 09:23 (Ref:4087644)   #4
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Redline Racing - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Alex Malykhin / James Dorlin
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Old 8 Dec 2021, 17:59 (Ref:4087759)   #5
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Century should have 1x M4 GT3 and 2x M4 GT4
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Old 10 Dec 2021, 09:55 (Ref:4088086)   #6
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Inspire Racing - Ekris M4 GT4 - Richard Marsh / Gareth Howell


For those who dont remember, the Ekris M4 was the privately built model that was first seen back in 2015, prior to the factory M4 being released
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Old 10 Dec 2021, 15:50 (Ref:4088182)   #7
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Inspire Racing - Ekris M4 GT4 - Richard Marsh / Gareth Howell


For those who dont remember, the Ekris M4 was the privately built model that was first seen back in 2015, prior to the factory M4 being released
Yep the Dutch built cars that were pretty competitive in the first couple of years of GT4.
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Old 10 Dec 2021, 17:11 (Ref:4088198)   #8
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Yep the Dutch built cars that were pretty competitive in the first couple of years of GT4.
Got to imagine they are a little long in the tooth these days even with BOP
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Old 22 Dec 2021, 09:12 (Ref:4090945)   #9
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Barwell confirmed both of their cars back with unchanged lineups from last year

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Team Parker Racing - Cayman GT4 RS - Seb Hopkins/TBC
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Old 12 Jan 2022, 20:05 (Ref:4093482)   #10
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As always, we assume the capacity has remained at 35 for full season, with one offs allowed at a majority of tracks

We are 10 in, with another entry in GT3 due tomorrow.

I’m guessing we are looking at the usual 13-14 GT3s with 15-16 GT4s hopefully bouncing back from last year

British GT 2022 (10/35 Car Capacity)

GT3 Class - 4 Cars

Barwell Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Adam Balon / Sandy Mitchell
Barwell Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Leo Machitski / Dennis Lind
Redline Racing - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Alex Malykhin / James Darlin
WPI Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Phil Keen / Michael Igoe

GT4 Class - 6 Cars

Inspire Racing - Ekris M4 GT4 - Richard Marsh / Gareth Howell
Motus One - McLaren 570s GT4 - Stewart Lines / Will Powell
Newbridge Motorsport - Aston Martin Vantage GT4 - Darren Turner / Matt Topham
R Racing - Aston Martin Vantage GT4 - Josh Miller / TBC
Team BRIT - McLaren 570s GT4 - Aaron Morgan / Bobby Trundley
Team Parker Racing - Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport - Seb Hopkins / TBC
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Old 13 Jan 2022, 09:57 (Ref:4093557)   #11
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A certain familiar ring to this one.

Team ABBA Racing - Mercedes AMG GT3 - Richard Neary / Sam Neary

Unless trivia, this is the first non-Lamborghini GT3 to be announced in the current 5 car list for British GT this year

24 more cars to hit capacity..
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Old 13 Jan 2022, 17:39 (Ref:4093595)   #12
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A certain familiar ring to this one.

Team ABBA Racing - Mercedes AMG GT3 - Richard Neary / Sam Neary

Unless trivia, this is the first non-Lamborghini GT3 to be announced in the current 5 car list for British GT this year

24 more cars to hit capacity..
Century BMW M4 GT3?
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Old 13 Jan 2022, 22:37 (Ref:4093636)   #13
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Century BMW M4 GT3?
My list only includes confirmed entries, hopeful to see the trio of Century cars though!!
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Old 13 Jan 2022, 22:46 (Ref:4093639)   #14
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Just imagine how a BTCC thread would develop if a question of how 'confirmed' an entry is was raised?

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Old 14 Jan 2022, 10:11 (Ref:4093702)   #15
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Just imagine how a BTCC thread would develop if a question of how 'confirmed' an entry is was raised?

Haha!

My simple mind doesnt have room for rumours too!
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Old 16 Jan 2022, 13:02 (Ref:4093991)   #16
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I was just going with the press release when they bought the M4 GT3 as they said they will be running 1 GT3 and the 2 GT4, so took it as pretty much confirmed.
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Old 19 Jan 2022, 09:39 (Ref:4094366)   #17
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Assetto GT4 announced with Ginetta's son on board, and i've added in Century for you all!!

20 cars until capacity... Still predicting 13-15 GT3's, 15-17 GT4's

British GT 2022 (15/35 Car Capacity)

GT3 Class - 6 Cars

Barwell Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Adam Balon / Sandy Mitchell
Barwell Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Leo Machitski / Dennis Lind
Century Motorsport - BMW M4 GT3 - TBC / TBC
Redline Racing - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Alex Malykhin / James Darlin
Team ABBA Racing - Mercedes AMG GT3 - Richard Neary / Sam Neary
WPI Motorsport - Lamborghini Huracan GT3 - Phil Keen / Michael Igoe

GT4 Class - 9 Cars

Assetto Motorsport - Ginetta G56 GT4 - Freddie Tomlinson / Joe Wheeler
Century Motorsport - BMW M4 GT4 - TBC / TBC
Century Motorsport - BMW M4 GT4 - TBC / TBC
Inspire Racing - Ekris M4 GT4 - Richard Marsh / Gareth Howell
Motus One - McLaren 570s GT4 - Stewart Lines / Will Powell
Newbridge Motorsport - Aston Martin Vantage GT4 - Darren Turner / Matt Topham
R Racing - Aston Martin Vantage GT4 - Josh Miller / TBC
Team BRIT - McLaren 570s GT4 - Aaron Morgan / Bobby Trundley
Team Parker Racing - Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport - Seb Hopkins / TBC
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Old 19 Jan 2022, 15:01 (Ref:4094394)   #18
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I recently watched British GT the 2000 to 2003 season on the tube and must say WOW

how the heck we went from that to this ? there was such a big variety of cars , many self build ones , the racing was fast and furious and now we have this sterrile , just another GT3 series with only a few car types and heavily BOP
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I recently watched British GT the 2000 to 2003 season on the tube and must say WOW

how the heck we went from that to this ? there was such a big variety of cars , many self build ones , the racing was fast and furious and now we have this sterrile , just another GT3 series with only a few car types and heavily BOP
Given the choice, running customer cars in a BoP class is really a no-brainer for teams and (paying) drivers. No hassle with uncompetitive or unreliable cars, no money to spend on development, no insurmountable advantage for the best funded teams...

The game was basically up as soon as Ratel introduced GT3 in 2006. As long as customer car BoP series are a thing, there's no going back to the way things were before.
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from the teams perspective you may be right but the spectators are the real losers

look at the 2003 season you had totally sureal scenes of VW Golf passing Ferraris and Porsches or some ancien cars like a Ferrari F40 on the grid mixing up with the newer cars





GT3 category is a blessing and curse at same time (just like TCR) it ensures relative decent sized grids and relative chances but it completely kills off variaty and makes the whole sport dependent on the big manufacturers, it also kils off the "identity" of a championship since every one of them uses the same cars (not just same rules)

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Old 19 Jan 2022, 20:23 (Ref:4094450)   #21
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What can you do though? Look at every category in motorsport. Motorsport is built on spec cars these days. I hate it just as much as you but without that you are watching single car grids because its not sustainable hence why the whole spec parts/cars have become the norm. Im sorry but its true.
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Team Parker Racing - Porsche 911 GT3 R - Scott Malvern / Nick Jones

One of the most surprising entries of the year…
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I recently watched British GT the 2000 to 2003 season on the tube and must say WOW

how the heck we went from that to this ? there was such a big variety of cars , many self build ones , the racing was fast and furious and now we have this sterrile , just another GT3 series with only a few car types and heavily BOP
tbh, i remember being in my late teens back then, and i really didnt like those years.....but then i remember british gt from 96-98 with GT1 monsters, Morgan, TVR, Harrier, Quaife...

...i supose its all about perspective really.

As above GT3 is a blessing and a curse rolled into one.

Problem is, whats the alternative?
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tbh, i remember being in my late teens back then, and i really didnt like those years.....but then i remember british gt from 96-98 with GT1 monsters, Morgan, TVR, Harrier, Quaife...

...i supose its all about perspective really.

As above GT3 is a blessing and a curse rolled into one.

Problem is, whats the alternative?


oh the 90s were very fun times as well , love the more "club racing" feel of it and before 1998 the GT2 cars could actually compete with the GT1 for overall wins

1993- 2000 British GT playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_EG...DzyXmhThKKble4

2001 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Kj...iQpeLApr-5Wa7V

2002 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cnq1...k5QeMDoqDwRPtW

2005 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJH_...PgGx9y-aaLoSvF

and there are some 2003-2004 races


it's also interesting how in 2000 they axed GT1 then for 2003 they axed GT2 , only to axe the new GT2 (formely GT3) in 2007 and since then we are stuck with this overregulated GT3
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oh the 90s were very fun times as well , love the more "club racing" feel of it and before 1998 the GT2 cars could actually compete with the GT1 for overall wins

1993- 2000 British GT playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_EG...DzyXmhThKKble4

2001 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Kj...iQpeLApr-5Wa7V

2002 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cnq1...k5QeMDoqDwRPtW

2005 playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJH_...PgGx9y-aaLoSvF

and there are some 2003-2004 races


it's also interesting how in 2000 they axed GT1 then for 2003 they axed GT2 , only to axe the new GT2 (formely GT3) in 2007 and since then we are stuck with this overregulated GT3
The issue with the old way of doing things was cost. while those cars were incredible even back then a mclaren cost £750,000...thats 1.2 million in todays money.

Yes i agree its kinda overregulated but it has lead to large mixed grids and stable regulation for 15 years now....almost unheard of in the sportscar world.
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