Elite Motorsport’s Isaac Phelps couldn’t have asked for a better start to his single-seater career, after claiming both pole positions and an excellent race one victory during GB4’s season opening Saturday at Donington Park.
 

Youngsters from around the world will get the new season underway in the revitalised GB4 Championship, partnered by the BRDC, at Donington Park this weekend (5/6 April).

Karter Lily-May Watkins will make her single-seater debut in 2025, as she moves up to the GB4 Championship with three-time team champions KMR Sport. The 17-year-old from Hertfordshire began karting in 2019 at Rye House and initially competed in one-day junior race events, where she was a podium finisher.

Megan Bruce will return to GB4 in 2025, making the switch to three-time team champions KMR Sport for her second campaign in the championship. The 20-year-old proved herself as a dependable contender in her debut season, finishing every race and registering nine top-10 finishes in her first single-seater programme.

KMR Sport’s Lucas Blakeley stormed to a crushing victory in the second GB4 race of the weekend at Silverstone, while Elite Motorsport’s Finn Harrison was triumphant in a dramatic event finale on the Grand Prix circuit. Blakeley’s win, over 15 seconds clear of the pack, established a new series record for the biggest winning margin in the championship’s history.