It was a case of ‘what might have been’ for Greystone GT as the International GT Open moved on to the Hockenheimring in Germany as outside factors denied Lewis and Stewart Proctor the result they richly deserved. Following on from a superb Pro-Am pole position at the Portimao season-opener, Lewis Proctor was again chosen for Sunday morning qualifying duties aboard the #66 Prosource McLaren 720S GT3 and was a promising third in class and sixth overall.

Lewis Proctor and Oli Webb gave Greystone a GT Pro-Am pole position and a fastest lap as the International GT Open season kicked off at Portimao, while the team were also in action in the British GT Championship’s longest race, the Silverstone 500.

Greystone GT are very pleased to announce a second entry into the International GT Open with Stewart and Lewis Proctor continuing to race their McLaren 720S GT3 Evo in the European-based series. The father-and-son line-up, who finished last year with a maiden Pro-Am podium finish will once again continue in the class for the Silverstone-based team.