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2010 British GT Championship

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The 2010 Avon Tyres British GT season was the 18th season of the British GT Championship. The season began on 5 April at Oulton Park and finished on 16 October at Donington Park after thirteen races, twelve held in the United Kingdom as well as a single overseas event at Spa-Francorchamps.

Sexagenarian David Ashburn prevailed in the GT3 class, taking his Trackspeed car to the championship title after being helped by three different co-drivers during the season. After sharing his car with Siso Cunill and Richard Westbrook – Westbrook would later return to Trackspeed to boost Ashburn's championship challenge, sharing a car with Philip Walker – in one-off appearances scoring a podium with each, it was a driver 43 years his junior that he enjoyed most success with. Porsche Carrera Cup driver Glynn Geddie had competed with Ashburn at his home event at Knockhill but joined him full-time from the Rockingham meeting onwards,[1] and the pairing took four victories in the last eight races to give Ashburn the championship and Geddie the runner-up spot. Duncan Cameron and Matt Griffin finished in third place, taking three victories during the season. Also taking three victories were defending champions David and Godfrey Jones, who struggled for reliability in their Ascari, finishing only five races all season. Hector Lester and Allan Simonsen, Tom Ferrier and Dan Brown, and Peter Kox and Marc Hayek were the other race winners.

In the G4 class, Christian Dick and Jamie Stanley were comfortable champions, taking five victories during the season as the Speedworks pair finished 32.5 points ahead of their nearest challengers. Rory Butcher and Benjamin Harvey only contested six of the season's thirteen races, but with a win and three second place finishes, amassed enough points to finish as the closest challengers to Dick and Stanley. Nathan Freke and Vibe Smed finished a point further back with seven podium finishes, with many of those coming where only half points were awarded. Brothers Benji and Freddie Hetherington won three of their five starts in the class, having spent most of the season in the Ginetta G50 Cup, Athanasios Ladas and Michael Mallock swept both races at Rockingham, with single victories going to Daniel Lloyd and Julien Draper, as well as another pair of brothers, Matt and Robert Bell. A GT Cup class was held at the first two meetings, with Phil Dryburgh and John Gaw claiming honours in both races at Oulton Park, and Steve Hunter and Derek Pierce taking a victory and a DNF at Knockhill.

Rule changes

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Class restructure and new homologations

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On 15 October 2009 the SRO Motorsports Group announced changes to the structure of the 2010 season including a wider variety of circuits, with races broadcast on Channel 4 and viewable again on 4oD. The race coverage was also available on Motors TV. It was also announced that emphasis was placed on the avoidance of clashes with other prominent racing series.[2]

For the 2010 season, the GT3 class had more homologated cars available to compete because homologated models of superseded FIA GT3-spec cars were eligible to race along with the Nationally homologated Mosler. Thirteen marques were available to race. They included Ascari, Aston Martin, Audi, BMW Alpina, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ferrari, Ford, Jaguar, Lamborghini, Morgan, Mosler and Porsche.

The G4 class also featured more cars because of the introduction of Supersport-spec cars from last year to the class such as Lotus, KTM and Donkervoort. In addition to the new Supersport cars into the G4 class, most GT4 homologated cars were eligible to race, including Aston Martin, BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Gillet, Ginetta, Maserati, Nissan, Opel and Porsche.

The Cup class was reintroduced after a two-year absence. In previous years, it gave amateur race drivers the chance to compete in the highest level of GT racing in the UK and it returned due to heavy demand. The cars eligible were the cars currently used in the Porsche Supercup and Ferrari Challenge series, based on the Porsche 997 and Ferrari F430 road cars. It was only held at the first two meetings, with a single car running at each meeting.

Entry list

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The provisional entry list for the championship was released on 24 March 2010.[3]

2010 Entry List
Team No. Drivers Class Chassis Engine Rounds
United Kingdom Team Preci-Spark 1 United Kingdom David Jones[3] GT3 Ascari KZ1-R BMW M62 5.0L V8 1–12
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones[3]
United Kingdom MTECH Racing[4] 2 United Kingdom Duncan Cameron[4] GT3 Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3 Ferrari 4.5L V8 All
Republic of Ireland Matt Griffin[4]
Denmark Rosso Verde[5] 3 United Kingdom Hector Lester[5] GT3 Ferrari F430 GT3 Ferrari 4.3L V8 1–5, 8–13
Denmark Allan Simonsen[5] 1–2, 5, 8–13
France Stephane Daoudi[6] 3–4
United States RPM Motorsport[7] 4 United Kingdom Alex Mortimer[7] GT3 Ford GT GT3 Ford 5.0L V8 5–10, 13
United Kingdom Philip Walker[7] 5–7, 9–10, 13
United Kingdom Peter Bamford[8] 8
United Kingdom GT3 Racing[9] 5 United Kingdom Aaron Scott[9] GT3 Dodge Viper Competition Coupe GT3 Dodge 8.3L V10 1–10
United Kingdom Craig Wilkins[9]
United Kingdom Trackspeed[5] 6 United Kingdom Oliver Bryant[7] GT3 Porsche 997 GT3-R Porsche 4.0L 5
United Kingdom Oliver Morley[7]
United Kingdom Philip Walker[8] 8, 11–12
United Kingdom Richard Westbrook[8]
7 United Kingdom David Ashburn[5] GT3 Porsche 997 GT3-R Porsche 4.0L All
Spain Siso Cunill[10] 1–2
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie[11] 3–4, 6–13
United Kingdom Richard Westbrook[12] 5
United Kingdom Rollcentre Racing[13] 8 United Kingdom Martin Short[13] GT3 Mosler MT900 R GT3 Chevrolet LS7 7.0L V8 6–10, 13
United Kingdom Gregor Fisken[13] 6–7, 9–10, 13
United Kingdom Adrian Beer[14] 8
United Kingdom Barwell-Beechdean 9 United Kingdom Andrew Howard[15] GT3 Aston Martin DBRS9 Aston Martin 6.0L V12 8, 11–12
United Kingdom Darren Turner[15] 8
Russia Leo Machitski[16] 11–12
United Kingdom Chad Racing[17] 10 United Kingdom Tom Ferrier[18] GT3 Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3 Ferrari 4.5L V8 1–8, 11–12
United Kingdom Paul Warren[18]
United Kingdom Stephen Jelley[19] 13
United Kingdom Benji Hetherington[19]
11 Argentina José Manuel Balbiani[20] GT3 Ferrari F430 GT3 Ferrari 4.3L V8 1–7
Argentina Juan Garriz[20]
15 United Kingdom Steven Kane[21] GT3 Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3 Ferrari 4.3L V8 8
United Kingdom Iain Dockerill[21]
United Kingdom Archie Hamilton[22] 11–12
United Kingdom Ryan Lewis[22]
21 United Kingdom Daniel Brown[23] GT3 Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3 Ferrari 4.5L V8 All
South Africa Christopher Hyman[23] 1–8, 11–13
United Kingdom Tom Ferrier[24] 9–10
50 United Kingdom Michael Mallock[13] G4 KTM X-Bow Volkswagen 2.0L Turbo I4 6–7
Greece Athanasios Ladas[13] 6–8
Netherlands Kevin Veltman[25] 8
United Kingdom Predator CCTV Racing[5] 12 United Kingdom Adam Wilcox[26] GT3 Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3 Ferrari 4.5L V8 All
United Kingdom Phil Burton[26]
United Kingdom Vantage Racing 14 United Kingdom Stuart Hall[15] GT3 Aston Martin DBRS9 Aston Martin 6.0L V12 8, 13
United Kingdom Tom Black[15]
United Kingdom Barwell-Cadena[5] 18 United Kingdom Michael Bentwood[27] GT3 Aston Martin DBRS9 Aston Martin 6.0L V12 1–2, 5, 8–12
United Kingdom Paul Whight[27]
United States United Autosports[28] 22 United States Michael Guasch[3] GT3 Audi R8 LMS Audi 5.2L V10 1–2
United States Mark Patterson[3]
23 United States Zak Brown[28] GT3 Audi R8 LMS Audi 5.2L V10 1–2
United Kingdom Richard Dean[28]
53 United Kingdom Matt Bell[29] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 8
United Kingdom Robert Bell[29]
Germany Reiter Engineering 24 Netherlands Peter Kox[7] GT3 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560 GT3 Lamborghini 5.2L V10 5
Switzerland Marc Hayek[7]
United Kingdom Stark Racing 42 United Kingdom Ian Stinton[25] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 8
United Kingdom Paul Marsh[25]
United Kingdom ABG Motorsport[30] 44 United Kingdom Benjamin Harvey[30] G4 KTM X-Bow Volkswagen 2.0L Turbo I4 1–5, 8
United Kingdom Rory Butcher[31]
98 United Kingdom Colin Mowle[8] Inv 8, 13
United Kingdom Sam Mowle[8]
United Kingdom ProMotorsport[32] 45 United Kingdom Derek Palmer Jr.[32] G4 Nissan 350Z Nissan VQ35HR 3.5L V6 1–2
United Kingdom Rick Pearson[32]
United Kingdom Century Motorsport[33] 47 United Kingdom Nathan Freke[33] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 1–4, 6–13
Denmark Vibe Smed[33]
57 United Kingdom Benji Hetherington[25] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 8–12
United Kingdom Freddie Hetherington[25]
United Kingdom Speedworks Motorsport 48 United Kingdom Christian Dick[34] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 All
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley[34]
92 United Kingdom Piers Johnson[35] Inv Ginetta G50 Mod Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 13
United Kingdom Ron Johnson[35]
United Kingdom Team Osborne Racing[36] 49 United Kingdom Joe Osborne[36] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 1–10, 13
United Kingdom Osman Yusuf[36] 1–8, 13
United Kingdom Rob Brown[37] 9–10
52 United Kingdom Jake Rattenbury[16] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 11–12
United Kingdom Dean Hawkey[16]
United Kingdom Barwell Motorsport 51 United Kingdom Julien Draper[38] G4 Ginetta G50 Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 11–12
United Kingdom Daniel Lloyd[38]
United Kingdom Piranha Motorsport[39] 55 United Kingdom Chris Bialan[39] G4 Lotus 2-Eleven Toyota 2ZZ-GE 1.8L S/C I4 1–4, 6–12
United Kingdom Simon Mason[39]
United Kingdom Appleby Engineering 60 United Kingdom James Appleby[40] G4 Aston Martin V8 Vantage N24 Aston Martin 4.3L V8 9–10
United Kingdom Ant Scragg[40]
United Kingdom Jamie Hunter Racing 62 United Kingdom Steve Hunter[41] GTC Porsche 997 GT3 Cup S Porsche 3.6L Flat-6 3–4
United Kingdom Derek Pierce[41]
United Kingdom Kinfaun Racing 81 United Kingdom Phil Dryburgh[3] GTC Porsche 997 GT3 Cup S Porsche 3.6L Flat-6 1–2
United Kingdom John Gaw[3]
United Kingdom Reflex Racing 91 United Kingdom Peter Smith[8] Inv Ginetta G50 Mod Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6 8–10
Czech Republic Matt Smith[8]
United Kingdom Chevron Racing Cars 97 United Kingdom Anthony Reid[19] Inv Chevron GR8 Ford Cosworth YD 2.0L Turbo I4 13
United Kingdom Chris Hart[19]
Icon Class
GT3 GT3 Class
G4 G4 Class
GTC Cup Class
Inv Invitation Class

Calendar

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  • All rounds were 60 minutes in duration, with the exception of the round at Spa-Francorchamps – a 150-minute race held in conjunction with Belcar[42] – as well as the two-hour races at Silverstone and Donington Park. A GT Cup class ran at the first two meetings with Kinfaun Racing winning twice at Oulton Park and Jamie Hunter Racing winning at Knockhill. All races except Belgian round at Spa, were held in the United Kingdom.
Round Circuit Date Pole Position GT3 Winner G4 Winner
1 Oulton Park 5 April #1 Team Preci-Spark #2 MTECH Racing #48 Speedworks Motorsport
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Duncan Cameron
Republic of Ireland Matt Griffin
United Kingdom Christian Dick
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley
2 #3 Rosso Verde #2 MTECH Racing #44 ABG Motorsport
United Kingdom Hector Lester
Denmark Allan Simonsen
United Kingdom Duncan Cameron
Republic of Ireland Matt Griffin
United Kingdom Benjamin Harvey
United Kingdom Rory Butcher
3 Knockhill 9 May #1 Team Preci-Spark #1 Team Preci-Spark #48 Speedworks Motorsport
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Christian Dick
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley
4 #12 Predator CCTV #1 Team Preci-Spark #48 Speedworks Motorsport
United Kingdom Phil Burton
United Kingdom Adam Wilcox
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Christian Dick
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley
5 Spa-Francorchamps 5 June #24 Reiter Engineering #24 Reiter Engineering #48 Speedworks Motorsport
Netherlands Peter Kox
Switzerland Marc Hayek
Netherlands Peter Kox
Switzerland Marc Hayek
United Kingdom Christian Dick
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley
6 Rockingham 18 July #8 Rollcentre Racing #7 Trackspeed #50 Chad Racing
United Kingdom Martin Short
United Kingdom Gregor Fisken
United Kingdom David Ashburn
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie
United Kingdom Michael Mallock
Greece Athanasios Ladas
7 #7 Trackspeed #7 Trackspeed #50 Chad Racing
United Kingdom David Ashburn
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie
United Kingdom David Ashburn
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie
United Kingdom Michael Mallock
Greece Athanasios Ladas
8 Silverstone 15 August #6 Trackspeed #7 Trackspeed #53 United Autosports
United Kingdom Philip Walker
United Kingdom Richard Westbrook
United Kingdom David Ashburn
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie
United Kingdom Matt Bell
United Kingdom Robert Bell
9 Snetterton 30 August #1 Team Preci-Spark #21 Chad Racing #57 Century Motorsport
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Tom Ferrier
United Kingdom Dan Brown
United Kingdom Benji Hetherington
United Kingdom Freddie Hetherington
10 #12 Predator CCTV #2 MTECH Racing #57 Century Motorsport
United Kingdom Phil Burton
United Kingdom Adam Wilcox
United Kingdom Duncan Cameron
Republic of Ireland Matt Griffin
United Kingdom Benji Hetherington
United Kingdom Freddie Hetherington
11 Brands Hatch 26 September #1 Team Preci-Spark #7 Trackspeed #57 Century Motorsport
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom David Ashburn
United Kingdom Glynn Geddie
United Kingdom Benji Hetherington
United Kingdom Freddie Hetherington
12 #3 Rosso Verde #1 Team Preci-Spark #51 Barwell Motorsport
United Kingdom Hector Lester
Denmark Allan Simonsen
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones
United Kingdom David Jones
United Kingdom Julien Draper
United Kingdom Daniel Lloyd
13 Donington Park 16 October #3 Rosso Verde #3 Rosso Verde #48 Speedworks Motorsport
United Kingdom Hector Lester
Denmark Allan Simonsen
United Kingdom Hector Lester
Denmark Allan Simonsen
United Kingdom Christian Dick
United Kingdom Jamie Stanley

Standings

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Points were awarded to the top eight finishers in the order 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 for 60 minute races, with double points awarded for the endurance races. Half-points were given in certain races of the G4 class, and in all GT Cup races due to a lack of entries. Drivers in bold indicate pole position, while drivers in italics indicate fastest lap.

GT3

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Pos Driver OUL KNO SPA ROC SIL SNE BRH DON Pts
1 United Kingdom David Ashburn 5 3 3 Ret 2 1 1 1 4 9 1 5 2 107
2 United Kingdom Glynn Geddie 3 Ret 1 1 1 4 9 1 5 2 81
3 United Kingdom Duncan Cameron 1 1 2 Ret 6 5 2 10 8 1 6 6 3 75
Republic of Ireland Matt Griffin 1 1 2 Ret 6 5 2 10 8 1 6 6 3
5 United Kingdom Hector Lester 2 2 7 Ret 10 2 2 6 Ret DNS 1 65
6 Denmark Allan Simonsen 2 2 10 2 2 6 Ret DNS 1 63
7 United Kingdom Philip Walker 5 3 Ret 4 3 7 2 3 8 50
8 United Kingdom Phil Burton 6 7 6 3 7 8 5 8 9† 5 4 4 5 47
United Kingdom Adam Wilcox 6 7 6 3 7 8 5 8 9† 5 4 4 5
10 United Kingdom Tom Ferrier 7 6 Ret 4 Ret 4 Ret 11 1 2 Ret 2 41
11 United Kingdom David Jones Ret Ret 1 1 DNS DNS DNS 7 Ret 3 Ret 1 40
United Kingdom Godfrey Jones Ret Ret 1 1 DNS DNS DNS 7 Ret 3 Ret 1
13 United Kingdom Richard Westbrook 2 4 2 3 40
14 United Kingdom Alex Mortimer 5 3 Ret 5 3 7 8 34
15 United Kingdom Martin Short 2 10 12 6† 4 4 29
United Kingdom Gregor Fisken 2 10 6† 4 4
17 United Kingdom Daniel Brown 9 11† Ret DNS 8 9 4 9 1 2 Ret DNS Ret 26
18 United Kingdom Michael Bentwood 3 Ret 4 13 5 10 3 Ret 26
United Kingdom Paul Whight 3 Ret 4 13 5 10 3 Ret
20 United Kingdom Paul Warren 7 6 Ret 4 Ret 4 Ret 11 Ret 2 23
21 Netherlands Peter Kox 1 20
Switzerland Marc Hayek 1
23 United Kingdom Aaron Scott DNS DNS 5 7† Ret 7 3 Ret 7 8 19
United Kingdom Craig Wilkins DNS DNS 5 7† Ret 7 3 Ret 7 8
25 Argentina José Manuel Balbiani 10† Ret 4 2 9 6 Ret 16
Argentina Juan Garriz 10† Ret 4 2 9 6 Ret
27 United Kingdom Andrew Howard 3 5 Ret 16
28 United Kingdom Oliver Bryant 3 12
United Kingdom Oliver Morley 3
United Kingdom Darren Turner 3
31 Spain Siso Cunill 5 3 10
32 United States Zak Brown 4 4 10
United Kingdom Richard Dean 4 4
34 South Africa Christopher Hyman 9 11† Ret DNS 8 9 4 9 Ret DNS Ret 8
35 United Kingdom Peter Bamford 5 8
36 United Kingdom Tom Black 16 6 6
United Kingdom Stuart Hall 16 6
38 United Kingdom Iain Dockerill 6 6
United Kingdom Steven Kane 6
40 United States Michael Guasch 8 5 5
United States Mark Patterson 8 5
42 Russia Leo Machitski 5 Ret 4
43 France Stephane Daoudi 7 Ret 2
44 United Kingdom Benji Hetherington 13† 2
United Kingdom Stephen Jelley 13†
46 United Kingdom Adrian Beer 12 0
United Kingdom Archie Hamilton DNS DNS 0
United Kingdom Ryan Lewis DNS DNS
Guest drivers ineligible for points
United Kingdom Chris Hart 7 0
United Kingdom Anthony Reid 7
United Kingdom Piers Johnson 10 0
United Kingdom Ron Johnson 10
United Kingdom Colin Mowle 14 9 0
United Kingdom Sam Mowle 14 9
United Kingdom Peter Smith 20 15 15 0
Czech Republic Matt Smith 20 15 15
Pos Driver OUL KNO SPA ROC SIL SNE BRH DON Pts
Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver Second place
Bronze Third place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

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