Since its inaugural season in 2013, the GB3 Championship has forged a reputation as the UK’s leading single-seater championship, with consistently strong grids and an emphasis on equality and affordability. As a result, the championship has attracted a significant number of highly talented drivers, and past champions George Russell and Will Palmer, plus Lando Norris, Tom Gamble and most recently Johnathan Hoggard, have all won the newly-titled Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award, the world’s most prestigious prize for young aspiring F1 drivers.

The new Tatuus MSV-022 car, which features the halo safety feature as well as aerodynamic and power upgrades, has been introduced from 2022 season. The new car produces around 25% more downforce while the Mountune engine now puts out 250 brake horsepower, while meeting all the latest safety standards.

GB3 routinely attracts highly competitive drivers from around the world and 2023 saw Callum Voisin lift the Championship trophy for Roadin Carlin. Joseph Loake who took 3rd Place in the Championship also went on to be crowned the winner of the 2023 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award.

The championship will run alongside British GT again in 2024, continuing the traditional package that ran successfully on UK circuits for so many years.