The Tatuus MSV GB4-025 car which will be used in the GB4 Championship from the 2025 season onwards made its first public appearance at Silverstone today (Friday).

Liam Hezemans broke the tie for the Junior Trophy lead ahead of the NASCAR Oval GP in the Netherlands  – The Dutchman is only 5 points ahead of Paul Jouffreau

Eleven drivers experienced the Pure Racing EuroNASCAR cars at Fontenay Le Comte

Fortec’s Nikolas Taylor extended his GB4 Championship lead with a supreme performance on the Brands Hatch GP circuit, with a win and a second place on Sunday. Jack Sherwood claimed his second victory of the season in race three, leading every lap despite starting fourth on the grid. Taylor’s results meanwhile mean he now has a 31-point championship lead over Max Marzorati, having been level on points at the start of the day following his retirement in race one.

Kevin Mills Racing’s Tom Mills claimed his first GB4 race win in a thrilling opening contest on the Brands Hatch GP circuit. Meanwhile, Nikolas Taylor and Max Marzorati are tied at the top of the standings, after Taylor slid out of contention midway through the race. 

Jarrod Waberski and Jack Sherwood were the Sunday winners at Snetterton in the GB4 Championship, as two dramatic races turned the championship battle on its head.
 

Fortec’s Nikolas Taylor claimed his fifth GB4 Championship win of the season in the first race of the weekend at Snetterton.
 

Female drivers took a clean sweep of race wins on Sunday in the GB4 Championship at Donington Park, as Megan Gilkes and Logan Hannah claimed sensational victories.
 

Fortec Motorsport’s Nikolas Taylor claimed a fourth win of the season in the first GB4 Championship race of the weekend at Donington Park, to steal the championship lead. Taylor won the race from pole position and resisted late pressure to take a four-point margin at the top of the standings heading into tomorrow’s two contests. 

Fortec’s Nikolas Taylor and Oldfield Motorsport’s Lucas Romanek claimed victories on a sensational day’s racing on the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit on Sunday.
 

Early GB4 Championship leader Alex Walker extended his margin at the top of standings with a crushing Saturday performance at Oulton Park. Elite Motorsport’s 18-year-old contender claimed a double pole position in qualifying this morning, and converted the first of his poles into a commanding victory, well clear of a battling Max Marzorati and Jarrod Waberski

Hitech GP’s Reece Ushijima and Chris Dittmann Racing’s Ayrton Simmons were the winners on Sunday at Silverstone, after an entertaining pair of races at the home of the British Grand Prix. Japanese driver Ushijima claimed his second victory of the weekend with another dominant display in race one, while Simmons salvaged glory from a difficult weekend in the reverse grid race three.