Greystone GT scored their maiden GT4 European Series points finishes on a weekend when the ups and downs of motorsport were fully experienced in sweltering temperatures at Misano on Italy’s Adriatic coast. Drivers Tim Whale and Adam Carroll came home well inside the top 10 in the weekend’s opening race aboard the GETTRX McLaren 570S GT4 while Richard Distl – paired with Alain Valente – also claimed his first points finish in the series.

Greystone GT recorded their best British GT Championship qualifying result to date on a weekend when ultra-strong race pace by Stewart and Lewis Proctor went unrewarded thanks to the way circumstances unfolded. The father-and-son duo from Aberdeen ran competitively all weekend to battle for the Silver-Am podium positions and still managed to rescue a pair of top-six finishes to remain in the hunt for the class title.

Greystone GT enjoyed another ultra-successful weekend by scoring three GT Cup podium finishes from four races held at Snetterton, Norfolk, last weekend. Phillip Carter and Michael Broadhurst scored the Silverstone-based team’s strongest result of the event with second place in class in Sunday’s Pitstop Race while Mark Hopton and Euan Hankey twice finished third on Saturday.

Greystone GT were cruelly denied a double-podium finish in the GT4 European Series at Circuit Paul Ricard last weekend as late drama twice robbed Tim Whale and Adam Carroll of deserved results. British duo Tim and Adam had been two of the star performers at the French Grand Prix venue; the pair in the heart of the action aboard their GETTRX McLaren 570S GT4 throughout the second round of the 2022 season.

Greystone GT impressively made it three podium finishes from three British GT Championship events with a strong recovery at Donington Park on Sunday. Stewart and Lewis Proctor took their McLaren 720S GT3 to third place in the Silver-Am category in a gruelling three-hour race to maintain their push for back-to-back class titles.