This weekend’s second round of the GT Cup Championship from Snetterton will this time feature two Aston Martin Racing powered crews ahead of their two sprint and two pit stop punctuated races around the 300-circuit layout.

GT4 Challenge and British GT names from the past sees both Richard Taffinder and Tim Eakin reunite as a racing pairing as well as rejoining forces with what is now the GBR Stratton Motorsport team as they will complete within one of the teams AMR Vantage GT4’s.

 

Also making racing comeback is Paul Whight who will be bring his ex Villois Racing Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT2 into the championship within their permitted GTO class.

This weekend will again see two twenty-five-minute sprint races and two fifty-minute pit stop races.

Photo credit – GBR Stratton (GT4)

 

 

 

It turned out to be a successful debut for the new Master’s GT Trophy Series from Donington Park earlier today for the two Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT4’s entered amongst the ten-car entry.

With an eligibility of GT4, one make Trophy and Challenge cars dated between 2007 and 2018, allowed the #247 Vantage N24 of Chris Griffin and #189 Vantage GT4 of Martin Addison to compete amongst a grid otherwise made of Lamborghini Trofeo’s, Porsche Cup cars as well as two Ginetta G55’s and a BMW GT4.