Four GT3 entries and three GT4 crews will battle to be crowned 2022 Intelligent Money British GT champions when Season 30 concludes at the #DoningtonDecider.
Welcome to coverage of the Donington Park decider for British GT 2022 featuring both GT3 and GT4. Plus, a review of the season before the finale. We join the commentary team of Andy McEwen and Harry Benjamin in the commentary box, and Bryn Lucas in the pit lane.
The two-hour title showdown is one of UK motorsport’s annual highlights and has a habit of turning conventional wisdom on its head by providing drama right up until the chequered flag.
RAM Racing’s Ian Loggie will be dearly hoping that isn’t the case this year, though, thanks to his sizeable but not insurmountable GT3 points advantage over Adam Balon and Sandy Mitchell (Barwell Motorsport), James Cottingham and Lewis Williamson (2 Seas Motorsport), and Morgan Tillbrook and Marcus Clutton (Enduro Motorsport).
The GT4 championship scrap includes one fewer contender but could deliver a classic showdown, even by British GT’s standards, thanks to a combination of existing points and Success Penalties yet to be served. Newbridge Motorsport’s Matt Topham and Darren Turner start with the initial advantage but will have two Silver crews – Richard Williams and Sennan Fielding (Steller Motorsport), plus Josh Miller and Jamie Day (R Racing) – to contend with.
Two anniversaries – British GT’s 30th season and 20 years of Intelligent Money – will also be celebrated when every car carries a one-off windscreen banner design featuring both the IM roundel and British GT’s pre-SRO logo. Donington hosted the series’ very first race in 1993, making it the perfect venue at which to commemorate the milestone.
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