Teenage racing sensation Louis Sharp has made motor racing history and further endorsed his credentials as one of the sport’s most hottest prospects by winning this year’s GB3 Championship, the UK’s leading single-seater series.

Rodin Motorsport’s Louis Sharp has been crowned as the 2024 GB3 Champion at Brands Hatch, following a win and a 10th place in the final two races of the season.

Elite Motorsport’s McKenzy Cresswell enjoyed his best day of the season, as he claimed pole position on the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit with a record-breaking lap time and then a commanding victory. As he converted pole into a dominant win, drama in the title race meant that John Bennett and Tymek Kucharczyk gained ground on Louis Sharp, to ensure the fight goes all the way to the final day. 

Elite Motorsport’s McKenzy Cresswell and Rodin Motorsport’s Arthur Rogeon claimed victories on Sunday at Silverstone, as the championship fight tightened up further. 

Hitech Pulse Eight’s Tymek Kucharczyk and VRD Racing by Arden’s Nikita Johnson were the winners in Sunday’s races at Zandvoort. Kucharczyk regained the championship lead with his fourth win of the year in race two this morning, while Johnson celebrated his first-ever win in Europe with his race three triumph. 

JHR Developments’ John Bennett enjoyed his best day in the GB3 Championship, with a double pole position in qualifying, and his second race win of the year in the opening contest this afternoon. In doing so, Bennett massively strengthened his title bid, with just 18 points now covering the top-four drivers in the current standings.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Tymek Kucharczyk topped the times in the final test session of the week at Zandvoort on Friday afternoon, which was heavily rain affected.

Rodin Motorsport’s Louis Sharp posted a quick lap just before rain set in at Zandvoort to top the first session of the day at Zandvoort on Friday morning.

Championship leader Louis Sharp topped the times on the first day of GB3 testing at Zandvoort.

The GB3 Championship makes its return to Zandvoort this weekend (13/14 July), as the second half of the 2024 season commences at the Dutch Grand Prix venue.

The standings leader changed three times on Sunday, as the GB3 Championship delivered two more entertaining contests to end the weekend’s action at the Hungaroring. Louis Sharp went from fifth on the grid to victory in race two this morning, before his teammate Arthur Rogeon claimed a maiden win in the reverse grid finale. 
 

Rodin Motorsport’s Arthur Rogeon claimed his first GB3 Championship race victory in the final race of the weekend at the Hungaroring. The French driver started second on the grid, but passed pole-sitter Josh Irfan at turn two on the first lap and marched into the distance, earning his team’s second win of the day with a margin of over five seconds.

A sensational opening lap for Rodin Motorsport's Louis Sharp propelled the New Zealander to his second victory of the season in GB3 Championship race two at the Hungaroring on Sunday morning.

Gerrard Xie enjoyed his best day in the GB3 Championship so far, as he claimed his first two pole positions in qualifying and then his second victory in the series with a superb drive in the championship’s first ever race at the Hungaroring. 

Rising star Louis Sharp once again underlined his phenomenal potential with an outstanding double podium finish on his debut at the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Will Macintyre won a chaotic final GB3 Championship race of the weekend at Spa-Francorchamps. In an incident-packed event finale, the Brit steered clear of trouble to take his third win of the year ahead of teammate Gerrard Xie and VRD Racing by Arden’s Noah Ping.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Tymek Kucharcyk claimed two wins at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday, to ignite the battle at the top of the GB3 Championship standings. The Polish driver proved unbeatable in both wet and dry conditions, winning the first from pole by 1.8 seconds and then battled past JHR’s John Bennett in improved conditions in the second.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Tymek Kucharczyk smashed the GB3 Championship lap record as he stormed to pole position in qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Will Macintyre was victorious for the second time this season as he held off a late charge from Rodin’s Ugo Ugochukwu in race two at Silverstone.  Action this morning was halted due to adverse weather conditions, but it was worth the wait as race two proved to be an entertaining encounter.

Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Tymek Kucharczyk was the star of the show at Silverstone today, as the Polish driver claimed his first two GB3 pole positions, and converted the first of those into a dominant maiden win. 

JHR Developments’ John Bennett and Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Will Macintyre made it a clean sweep of new winners in the GB3 Championship season opener at Oulton Park, after both triumphed on Monday. 

Rodin Motorsport’s reigning British F4 champion Louis Sharp stormed to victory on his GB3 debut, after a perfect start to his campaign in Cheshire. The New Zealander claimed pole position for races one and two in qualifying this morning and made the most of it to convert the first into victory this afternoon.

JHR Developments has confirmed that John Bennett will join the team for the 2024 GB3 Championship season, where the youngster will continue his push towards the front of the grid.

Ferrari Driver Academy talent Tuukka Taponen became the 2024 Formula Regional Middle East Champion (FRMEC) in the final round at Dubai Autodrome. Victory in Saturday’s opening race of the weekend for R-ace GP’s 17-year-old Finnish star was enough to put him beyond reach of his only remaining title rival, Taylor Barnard, and for good measure, Taponen put on a dominant display in Sunday’s season finale to further underline his superiority with another win.

Hillspeed’s Daniel Mavlyutov claimed his fourth victory of the season in a safety car affected third race of the weekend at Zandvoort.

The final GB3 Championship race of the weekend at Zandvoort, the full reverse grid contest, is due to commence at 11.05 local time (10.05 UK), with Elite Motorsport’s debutant Patrick Heuzenroeder starting from pole position.

Arden VRD’s James Hedley topped the times in another rain-affected free practice session at Zandvoort this afternoon, but it was Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin who ended the day quickest overall courtesy of his time in the drier second practice session.

Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin posted the quickest time, but then brought out a late red flag in the second GB3 free practice session of the day at Zandvoort.

Nico Christodoulou topped an Arden VRD 1-2 in the first free practice session of the weekend at Zandvoort this morning.

The GB3 Championship hits a 26-driver capacity as it heads to Zandvoort this weekend (13-15 October), with the title battle finely poised ahead of the triple header on the Netherlands coastline.