A fun, fast-paced motorsport podcast sharing the love for the British GT Championship and all things racing; virtual and real-world. Bringing a mix of news, opinions and laughs with some in-depth analysis of each round of the British GT season.
Coming from a sim-racing background, we aim to blend our knowledge of virtual racing with the real on and off track action. Whether you're a new racing fan, new to the British GT Championship or a seasoned expert, this podcast will bring insights and enjoyment all season.
Buckle up for this season's unofficial British GT Podcast.
The 2026 British GT livery rankings are here, and the debate gets brutally honest fast. Ellis and Dom go car by car through the full-time grid, from the awkward shapes that are almost impossible to make look good to the liveries that completely transform when you see them in person. They break down the designs that work, the ones that miss the mark, and the cars that split opinion all the way down the list. Along the way, they dig into why certain colour schemes fail on track, which sponsor placements actually elevate a car, and why some liveries look average in renders but spectacular under real garage and circuit lighting.
7 Oct 2026
2026 Round 8: Brands Hatch Driver Ratings
Brands Hatch didn’t just close the British GT season - it detonated it. One race delivered championship-defining drama, surprise errors, mechanical heartbreak, and a few ratings that are already sparking debate. Ellis breaks down every full-time driver from the finale, from pole-sitting heroics and race-winning defence to the penalties, tire strategy calls, and reliability problems that flipped the order. If you want the real story behind who overperformed, who unravelled under pressure, and which cars looked far too strong for the rest of the field, this is the episode to hear.
29 Sept 2026
2026 Round 8: Brands Hatch Review
Brands Hatch delivers a chaotic season finale, and the biggest story is not just who won, but who survived the pressure. British GT’s 2026 title fight goes right down to the wire, with championship-changing moments in GT3 and a GT4 battle that swings on pace, penalties, and one brutal mechanical failure. Ellis breaks down the final race of the season, the standout podiums, and the moments that reshaped the championship picture at the last possible second. From Rob Collard’s opening stint and uncharacteristic spin to the debate around GT4 BOP and the McLaren that looked untouchable, this review is packed with the kind of race-day details that matter when every point counts.
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