British GT Heads To Oulton Park

The 22-25th of May marks the second round of the British GT season with the series heading to Oulton Park. Here is all you need to know.

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The series will be using Oulton Park’s international circuit, which is 4.30km long and consists of 17 corners (6 left, 11 right). This is one of the narrowest circuits on the calendar, making overtaking difficult, putting pressure on qualifying. 

Last time out Beeson and Clark took the lead of the championship for Century Motorsport after an impressive endurance race at Silverstone circuit. This time out, there are two, one hour races instead meaning being quick holds more for you. However, there are still mandatory pit stops and driver changes meaning strategy stays as important as ever.

The multiclass racing and narrow circuit leaves no room for error. Traffic and pit management will play a crucial role in the race, for the GT3s, getting stuck behind a GT4 for more than a lap could pay damage to their overall race time and damage their result. Pitting will be a crucial factor in strategy. 

In the GT4 class, the Aston Martin Vantage of Jess Hawkins and Will Orton will be one to watch. Even though they didn’t win their class at Silverstone they showed their speed and why they should be considered title contenders.

Here is the schedule for the weekend

Saturday 23rd May

09:30 - Free Practice 

12:00 - Pre-Qualifying 

15:35 - Qualifying 

Monday 25th May

09:15 - Warm Up 

11:05 - Race 1 

15:45 - Race 2 

Article written by Imogen Moggridge © Imogen Moggridge 2026