HHC Motorsport is celebrating a stunning start to the Ginetta Junior Championship after a fourth successive win at Donington Park last weekened. Harry Woodhead followed up his double victory at Brands Hatch with pole position for each of the two races and took honours in both of the frantic encounters.Adding to a great weekend for HHC Motorsport, Will Palmer took third in race one, despite losing late-race pace after he ran wide and lightly damaged a wishbone, and turned in a superb drive in race two. He pulled a mega-brave move around the outside of Ollie Chadwick through the Craner Curves to secure the place at the Old Hairpin, and was running as part of an HHC 1-2-3 until the safety car came out. That bunched up the field enough to make Will an unlucky victim of a rowdy final lap, dropping to fourth and missing the podium by two-tenths of a second. HHCs rookie driver, James Kellett, in his first season of car racing made his Donington race debut and was impressive with a fifth in race one, but a superb drive on a hectic last lap of race two to grab second place, as well as the top rookie spot, gave him his best result yet. What a weekend! exclaimed HHC Motorsports Charlie Kemp after race two. Harrys start to the season has been superb and four wins in a row is outstanding, but it is equally pleasing to see Will on the podium and making a very strong Championship start. James is proving to be impressive in his rookie season. Hes racing at these circuits for the first time and looking like a veteran. We cant wait for Thruxton and the next two races.The next races in the Ginetta Junior Championship are at Thruxton on May 4/5, but before that HHC Motorsports BRDC F4 campaign begins at Silverstone this weekend (April 27/28).