Three excellent podium finishes at Snetterton sealed Greystone GT’s highest-ever championship finish in the GT Cup as the curtain fell on the 2022 season. An inspired drive in the weekend’s opening race by Mark Hopton in the GTH class plus additional top-three results by Iain Campbell in GT3 and in Saturday’s Pitstop Race by Phillip Carter and Michael Broadhurst provided a strong end to the campaign.

Greystone GT will finish the British GT Championship season with a revised driver line-up at Donington Park next weekend as Le Mans 24 Hours winner Warren Hughes joins the team to partner Stewart Proctor. The arrival of the 2012 British GT GT4 champion alongside last year’s GT3 Silver-Am title winner Stewart ensures that the Prosource-supported McLaren 720S GT3 will continue to run in the Silver-Am class in the two-hour race on October 15-16.

Greystone GT’s maiden GT4 European Series campaign finished with a points finish in supremely-frustrating season finale at Barcelona. The Silverstone-based team’s pair of McLaren 570S GT4s were afforded just two full racing laps during the hour-long race last Sunday as repeated incidents through the field led to a catalogue of safety-car and Full-Course Caution periods in Spain.

Greystone GT scored a magnificent top-six finish as the Silverstone-based team debuted in the International GT Open at Austria’s Red Bull Ring, last weekend, with drivers Andrew Gilbert and Fran Rueda. With the Silverstone-based team also on British GT duty at Brands Hatch, it was a busy weekend, full of ups and downs, for all involved.