Ary Bansal and Alex Berg were the winners on the second day of the GB4 Championship season opener at Donington Park, but it was Hillspeed’s Dan Guinchard that left the East Midlands as the early championship leader.

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.
 

Fox Motorsport has confirmed Caitlyn McDaniel as the second member of the team’s GB4 Championship line-up as the series gears up to begin its all-new era this weekend at Donington Park. The London-based American will make her car-racing debut alongside team-mate Holly Miall on Saturday in what is the team’s first all-female line-up.

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).

Welsh karting contender Neirin Evans will step up to the 2025 GB4 Championship with Rossoverde Scorpio Racing.

Swedish contender Enzo Hallman will make the step up to GB4 in 2025, completing Douglas Motorsport’s three-car line-up for the new campaign. The 17-year-old from Jönköping enters GB4 off the back of a successful 2024 season, in which he was a front-runner in both single-seaters and junior touring cars.

Rising American racer Ava Dobson will contest the 2025 GB4 Championship with Arden Motorsport as she bids to kickstart her open-wheel racing career in Europe.

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.

Dayton Coulthard is joining Douglas Motorsport as a driver for 2025, and will compete in the GB4 Championship.

Xcel Motorsport has announced that Jack Sherwood will join the team for his full-time GB3 Championship graduation in 2025.

Fortec Motorsports has completed its three-car 2025 GB4 Championship line-up, with karting graduate Luca Magnussen joining the team for his car racing debut.

British youngster Leon Wilson will remain with the Arden Motorsport team for a second campaign in the GB4 Championship.

Canadian Callum Baxter will remain with the Graham Brunton Racing squad as he returns to the GB4 Championship for a sophomore campaign in 2025. 

Alexandros Kattoulas will make his debut in the GB4 Championship with Elite Motorsport this year. The 19-year-old Japanese/Greek driver made his single-seater race debut at Donington Park last September in the GB3 Championship, racing the Tatuus MSV-022 machine that has now been modified for GB4 use in 2025.

Ginetta GT graduate Josh McLean has been named as the Pace Performance team’s first signing for its new venture into the GB4 Championship.

Pace Performance has confirmed that it will move into single-seaters for the first time with a move into the GB4 Championship in 2025.

Reigning GB4 Championship title holders Fortec Motorsports has confirmed that Thomas Ingram Hill will join the team for the 2025 season.
 

Fox Motorsport has confirmed Holly Miall as the first member of the team’s GB4 Championship line-up for 2025 as the series enters a new era. The Chelmsford racer steps up to GB4 after two years with the Fox’s Ginetta Junior line-up and will spearhead the team’s third season in the category.
 

GB4 Championship runner-up Alisha Palmowski has been confirmed as Red Bull Racing's driver for the 2025 F1 Academy season, in which she'll compete for Campos Racing.

American ace Jason Pribyl will make the jump up to GB4 with the new ADM team in 2025.

The Brackley-based ADM team has confirmed that it will join the GB4 Championship in 2025, with a planned two-car entry for the series’ new era.

Championship organiser MotorSport Vision (MSV) has confirmed that the leading female driver in the 2025 GB4 Championship will receive an increased career contribution prize of €50,000.

Ethan Jeff-Hall, the newly crowned Ginetta Junior Champion, has won a £50,000 Scholarship prize to put towards a seat in next year’s GB4 Championship. The 16-year-old had an outstanding campaign in Ginetta Juniors, winning the title in his rookie year with six wins and eight further podium finishes from the 25-race series.

Elite Motorsport’s Alisha Palmowski has claimed a €30,000 career contribution prize from MotorSport Vision (MSV), after being confirmed as the lead female driver in this year’s GB4 Championship.

Fortec Motorsport’s Linus Granfors has been crowned as GB4 Champion after taking podiums in all three races at the Brands Hatch season finale. The 16-year-old Swede claimed the title after taking second place in this morning’s race two and then delivered a drive truly worthy of a champion by going from 11th to third in the final contest of the year this afternoon.

KMR Sport’s Harry Burgoyne closed the gap in the GB4 Championship title battle, as he went from third on the grid to victory in the first race of the weekend at Brands Hatch. Championship leader Linus Granfors started from pole after securing another double in qualifying but was demoted to fourth in the race before recovering to complete the podium.

Polish driver Aleksander Mizera and the Idola Motorsport team will both race for the first time in the GB4 Championship at Donington Park this weekend (7/8 September).

Isle of Man-born Nickolas Ellis will make his GB4 Championship debut with Elite Motorsport at Donington Park next month (7-8 September). The 17-year-old Cambridge-based driver made his car-racing debut with the Norfolk squad at Brands Hatch last September and now has 22 Ginetta Junior Championship races under his belt, gaining valuable racing experience with Elite.

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.