Greystone GT will field a three-car line-up at the next round of the Gulf Procar Series at Yas Marina in Abu Dhabi this weekend. McLaren Trophy runner-up Mark Hopton and car-racing debutant Mark Kempster will both compete for the team, which recently established a Middle-East base at the Dubai Autodrome, joining the #21 McLaren that has scored three podiums already.

Greystone GT, former winners of the Gulf 12 Hours and reigning McLaren Trophy Champions, are delighted to announce a brand-new Dubai facility, making them the only front-running international GT3 and GT4 team to operate from both the UK and Middle-East. Based in the heart of Dubai Autodrome – home of the first major endurance race of the year, the Dubai 24 Hours, – Greystone GT’s new Asian base is a key step in giving drivers fresh opportunities to stay on-track during the European winter months.

Phillip Carter and Michael Broadhurst triumphed in the last race of the 2023 GT Cup Championship as Greystone GT finished the season in perfect fashion at Snetterton. The win for the #14 McLaren 570S GT4, which came in the hotly-contested GTH class, helped Phillip and Michael seal third place in the Drivers’ standings in the category; their best campaign to date in only the second full season of racing for York-based Phillip.

Greystone GT scored a maiden title success on Sunday as the Silverstone-based outfit became the inaugural McLaren Trophy Teams’ Champions in a dramatic season finale at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain. But while there was joy for the team in many quarters, there was heartbreak for Rafa Martinez and Jem Hepworth, who were on course to win the 570S Trophy Drivers’ crown when a technical issue on the penultimate lap of the season denied them.