• Champions could be crowned across three championships
• Six races coming up in penultimate round of season
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A great recent run of results mean William Antrobus has a shot at winning the 2026 Protyre Motorsport Ginetta GT Championship with a round to spare, though Cameron Pratt Thompson and Harry Gamble will be doing everything in their power to stop him this weekend.
Antrobus has accelerated his title charge with dominant victory hat-tricks in each of the last two rounds, securing him a strong lead at the top of the championship standings from Croft race-winner Pratt Thompson and reigning PRO AM champion Gamble.
In the AM class, Jamie Caudle strengthened his championship challenge with three wins from three at Snetterton last time out and he could take a big step towards the title with another strong performance this weekend.
GINETTA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP POWERED BY SUNOCO RACE FUELS
Lewis Goff has the opportunity to be crowned the provisional 2026 Ginetta Junior Championship powered by Sunoco Race Fuels champion this weekend, his incredible season putting him in position to potentially secure the title with an event to spare.
Goff, who won all three races during the championship’s visit to Donington Park at the start of the season, has added five more victories since to build an advantage of over 100 points. Six drivers still head into the weekend with a mathematical chance of denying him the title though.
Three-time race-winner Harrison Mackie leads the chasing pack, which includes fellow race-winners Harry Bartle, Jacob Ashcroft, Riley Cranham and Melvin Kalousdian – who took all three victories at Snetterton last time out – plus reigning Winter Series champion Jesse Phillips.
GINETTA GT ACADEMY
After hugely impressive debut seasons in the Ginetta GT Academy, Tom Walker and Luis Beilicke have the opportunity to emerge from Donington Park this weekend as the provisional GTA and Rookie class champions respectively.
Beilicke has been the star rookie this year, winning ten races outright and setting new GT Academy lap records at every round so far. Two-time class-winner Ian Beaumont leads the chasing pack, with Ben Wiseman and Ash Young also heading into the weekend as mathematical title contenders.
Walker’s in pole position for the GTA title courtesy of eight class victories and a 100% podium record to date. His competition in the championship battle comes from Joe Ostholthoff, who took three class victories last time out at Croft, and fellow first-year Ginetta contender Connor Blackburn.
