The 2011 Avon Tyres British GT season was the 19th season of the British GT Championship. The season began on 25 April at Oulton Park and finished on 8 October at Silverstone, after ten races at seven meetings.[1]

On 22 November 2010, the SRO Motorsports Group announced changes to the structure of the 2011 season including a reduced calendar, however still with the inclusion of an overseas event. TV coverage continued to be broadcast on Channel 4 with the option to view again on 4oD and also on Motors TV.

Rule changes

Class restructure and new homologations

For the 2011 season, the GT3 class was brought right up to date with the inclusion of new FIA homologated cars. This gave teams the options to run the new Ferrari 458 Italia or the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 as well as the currently homologated cars. New to 2011 season was the introduction of the GT3B class catering for older, GT3 spec cars which do not conform to the latest FIA homologations. This should allow the running of cars such as the Dodge Viper Competition Coupe or Ferrari F430.

For the second year in a row, the GT4 class was a merger of Supersport-spec cars and GT4 homologated cars. Despite an unsuccessful return the previous year, the Cup class is to be continued. The cars eligible are the cars currently used in the Porsche Supercup and Ferrari Challenge series, based on the Porsche 997 and Ferrari F430 road cars. It is hoped that the Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain's using updated cars will increase entries.

The ballast penalty system has been dropped in favour of a pit-stop time penalty formula where more successful driver pairings will be held during pit-stops for a longer time in order to level the competition. There are also plans for the development of a "Gentleman's Trophy", new logo and rebranding of the championship.

Entry list

A list of expected entries was released on 8 March 2011 after the championship's Media Day at Silverstone.[2]

2011 Entry List
TeamNo.DriversClassChassisEngineRounds
Trackspeed[3]1David Ashburn[4]GT3Porsche 997 GT3-RPorsche 4.0LAll
Richard Westbrook[5]1–2, 5–6, 10
Phil Keen[6]3, 7–8
Stephen Jelley[7]4, 9
2Gregor Fisken[4]GT3Porsche 997 GT3-RPorsche 4.0LAll
Tim Bridgman[8]
Rosso Verde[8]3Allan Simonsen[8]GT3Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3
Ferrari 458 Italia GT3		Ferrari 4.5L V8
Ferrari 4.5L V8		1–8
Hector Lester[8]All
Gordon Shedden[9]9–10
Chad Racing[10]4Iain Dockerill[10]GT3Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3Ferrari 4.5L V81–6
Steven Kane[10]1–3
Tom Ferrier[11]4–6
Scuderia Vittoria[12]5Charles Bateman[13]GT3Ferrari 458 Italia GT3Ferrari 4.5L V8All
Michael Lyons[13]
50Dan Denis[14]GT4Ginetta G50 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6All
David McDonald[2]
Speedworks Motorsport[15]6Piers Johnson[15]GT3Corvette Z06.R GT3Chevrolet LS7 7.0L V8All
Ron Johnson[15]
Beechdean Motorsport[16]7Jonathan Adam[16]GT3Aston Martin DBRS9Aston Martin 6.0L V12All
Andrew Howard[16]
Vantage Racing[6]8Tom Black[6]GT3Aston Martin DBRS9Aston Martin 6.0L V123–4
Stuart Hall[6]3
Alan Bonner[7]4
RPM9Peter Bamford[11]GT3Ford GT GT3Ford 5.0L V84, 10
Thomas Mutsch[11]4
Bradley Ellis[17]10
CRS Racing[18]10Glynn Geddie[18]GT3Ferrari 458 Italia GT3
Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3		Ferrari 4.5L V8
Ferrari 4.5L V8		All
Jim Geddie[18]
11Alex Mortimer[18]GT3Ferrari 458 Italia GT3
Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3		Ferrari 4.5L V8
Ferrari 4.5L V8		1–2, 4–10
Andrew Tate[18]All
Tim Mullen[6]3
Predator CCTV Racing[19]12Adam Wilcox[19]GT3Ferrari 430 Scuderia GT3Ferrari 4.5L V8All
Phil Burton[19]
MTECH Racing[20]13Aaron Scott[20]GT3BFerrari F430 GT3Ferrari 4.3L V8All
John Dhillon[20]
14Paul Hogarth[7]GT3BFerrari F430 GT3Ferrari 4.3L V84
James Pickford[7]
20Julien Draper[9]GT3Ferrari 458 Italia GT3Ferrari 4.5L V89–10
David Back[9]9
Matthew Draper[21]10
21Duncan Cameron[20]GT3Ferrari 458 Italia GT3Ferrari 4.5L V8All
Matt Griffin[20]
Barwell Motorsport[17]15Andy Ruhan[17]GT3BAston Martin DBRS9Aston Martin 6.0L V1210
Paul Whight[17]
Rollcentre Racing18Matt Nicoll-Jones[22]GT3Ginetta G55 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.7L V67–9
Martin Short[22]
Tom Sharp[23]9–10
Andrew Jordan[21]10
Team Preci-Spark[24]22David Jones[24]GT3Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3Mercedes-AMG 6.2L V8All
Godfrey Jones[24]
United Autosports[25]23Michael Guasch[26]GT3Audi R8 LMSAudi 5.2L V10All
Matt Bell[26]
24John Bintcliffe[27]GT3Audi R8 LMSAudi 5.2L V10All
Jay Palmer[27]
29Zak Brown[21]GT3Audi R8 LMSAudi 5.2L V1010
Joe Osborne[21]
Stark Racing25Ian Stinton[28]GT3Ginetta G55 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.7L V6All
Mike Simpson[28]1–8, 10
Stefan Hodgetts[23]9
JHR Developments26Stefan Hodgetts[29]GT3Ginetta G55 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.7L V61–2
Adam Morgan[29]
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Century Motorsport[30]		27Andrew Jordan[31]GT3Ginetta G55 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.7L V61–2
Colin White[28]
Florian Renauer[32]3
Michael Drabing[32]
28Freddie Hetherington[30]GT3Ginetta G55 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.7L V61–6, 9
Julien Draper[28]1–6
Jody Firth[33]7–8
Stefan Hodgetts[33]7–8, 10
Benji Hetherington[23]9
Steve Quick[21]10
42Josh Wakefield[34]GT4Ginetta G50 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.5L V6All
Jake Rattenbury[8]
22GT Racing[2]32Tom Alexander[2]GT3BAston Martin DBRS9Aston Martin 6.0L V124
Adrian Willmott[2]
Backdraft Motorsport[17]33Simon Atkinson[17]GT3BLamborghini Gallardo LP560 GT3Lamborghini 5.2L V1010
James Pickford[17]
Aston Martin Belgium43Arnold Herreman[11]GT4Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4Aston Martin 4.7L V84
Jean-Paul Herreman[11]
ABG Motorsport[2]44Marcus Clutton[8]GT4KTM X-Bow GT4Volkswagen 2.0L Turbo I4All
Peter Belshaw[8]
45Michael Mallock[35]GT4KTM X-Bow GT4Volkswagen 2.0L Turbo I41–6
Athanasios Ladas[35]
Secure Racing[36]47Peter Erceg[36]GT4Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4Aston Martin 4.7L V84–6, 9–10
Chris Holmes[36]4–6
Alan Hellmeister[9]9
Sergio Lagana[9]
Tiff Needell[17]10
CM Consolidated[37]
Lotus Sport UK		48Ollie Jackson[38]GT4Lotus Evora GT4Toyota 2GR-FE 4.0L V61–8
Jack Drinkall[8]1–3
Phil Glew[7]4–10
James Nash[9]9
Chris Holmes[17]10
49Leyton Clarke[37]GT4Lotus Evora GT4Toyota 2GR-FE 4.0L V6All
Freddy Nordström[39]
Magic Racing[40]51Stewart Linn[17]GT4Ginetta G50 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.5L V610
Chris Midmark[17]
63Bjorn Gustavson[40]GTCGinetta G50 GT4Ford Cyclone 3.5L V64
Anders Gustavson[40]
McLaren GT[41]59Chris Goodwin[41]InvMcLaren MP4-12C GT3McLaren M838T 3.8L Turbo V85–6
Andrew Kirkaldy[41]
JRM[42]90Alex Buncombe[42]InvNissan GT-R GT3Nissan VR38DETT 3.8L Turbo V69
Nick Catsburg[42]
Chevron Racing Cars[43]96Ray Grimes[17]GTCChevron GR8 GT4Ford Cosworth YD 2.0L Turbo I410
David Witt[17]
97Anthony Reid[43]GTCChevron GR8 GT4Ford Cosworth YD 2.0L Turbo I41–4, 9–10
Jordan Witt[43]
IconClass
GT3GT3 Class
GT3BGT3B Class
GT4GT4 Class
GTCCup Class
InvInvitation Class

Calendar

A provisional 12-race calendar was announced on 22 November 2010.[1] This was then refined on 16 February 2011.[44] All races except Belgian round at Spa, were held in the United Kingdom.

RoundCircuitDateLengthPole positionGT3 winnerGT4 winner
1Oulton Park25 April60 minsNo. 5 Scuderia VittoriaNo. 1 TrackspeedNo. 44 ABG Motorsport
Charles Bateman
Michael Lyons		David Ashburn
Richard Westbrook		Peter Belshaw
Marcus Clutton
260 minsNo. 1 TrackspeedNo. 5 Scuderia VittoriaNo. 42 Century Motorsport
David Ashburn
Richard Westbrook		Charles Bateman
Michael Lyons		Jake Rattenbury
Josh Wakefield
3Snetterton 30015 May120 minsNo. 10 CRS RacingNo. 23 United AutosportsNo. 44 ABG Motorsport
Glynn Geddie
Jim Geddie		Matt Bell
Michael Guasch		Peter Belshaw
Marcus Clutton
4Brands Hatch19 June120 minsNo. 21 MTechNo. 2 TrackspeedNo. 44 ABG Motorsport
Duncan Cameron
Matt Griffin		Tim Bridgman
Gregor Fisken		Peter Belshaw
Marcus Clutton
5Spa-Francorchamps9 July60 minsNo. 59 McLaren GTNo. 1 TrackspeedNo. 50 Scuderia Vittoria
Chris Goodwin
Andrew Kirkaldy		David Ashburn
Richard Westbrook		Dan Denis
David McDonald
660 minsNo. 1 TrackspeedNo. 21 MTechNo. 48 Lotus Sport UK
David Ashburn
Richard Westbrook		Duncan Cameron
Matt Griffin		Phil Glew
Ollie Jackson
7Rockingham4 September60 minsNo. 23 United AutosportsNo. 7 Beechdean MotorsportNo. 50 Scuderia Vittoria
Matt Bell
Michael Guasch		Jonathan Adam
Andrew Howard		Dan Denis
David McDonald
860 minsNo. 2 TrackspeedNo. 11 CRS RacingNo. 50 Scuderia Vittoria
Tim Bridgman
Gregor Fisken		Alex Mortimer
Andrew Tate		Dan Denis
David McDonald
9Donington Park25 September180 minsNo. 1 TrackspeedNo. 5 Scuderia VittoriaNo. 48 Lotus Sport UK
David Ashburn
Stephen Jelley		Charles Bateman
Michael Lyons		Phil Glew
James Nash
10Silverstone Arena8 October120 minsNo. 7 Beechdean MotorsportNo. 7 Beechdean MotorsportNo. 48 Lotus Sport UK
Jonathan Adam
Andrew Howard		Jonathan Adam
Andrew Howard		Phil Glew
Chris Holmes

Championship standings

  • Points were awarded as follows:
Length12345678910
60 mins251815121086421
60+ mins37.52722.51815129631.5
Half points were awarded if a class had less than 3 cars

GT3/GT3B/GTC

PosDriverOULSNEBRHSPAROCDONSILPts
GT3 Class
1Glynn Geddie85233612253144
Jim Geddie85233612253
2David Ashburn14RetRet1Ret3642130
3Charles Bateman6118†51997417116.5
Michael Lyons6118†51997417
4Duncan Cameron7Ret16†22111339116.5
Matt Griffin7Ret16†22111339
5Jonathan Adam3DNS7205319Ret1113.5
Andrew Howard3DNS7205319Ret1
6Matt Bell231Ret65105722110.5
Michael Guasch231Ret65105722
7Tim Bridgman23†10Ret172DNSDNS24107.5
Gregor Fisken23†10Ret172DNSDNS24
8David Jones524610Ret27DNS598
Godfrey Jones524610Ret27DNS5
9Richard Westbrook141Ret289
10Hector Lester47341186861188.5
11Allan Simonsen47341186876.5
12Andrew TateRet6Ret74Ret151Ret1055.5
Alex MortimerRet674Ret151Ret10
13Phil Burton10813†98Ret8158DNS23.5
Adam Wilcox10813†98Ret8158DNS
14Phil KeenRet3623
15John BintcliffeRet1158Ret1014DSQDNS1423
Jay PalmerRet1158Ret1014DSQDNS14
16Stephen JelleyRet418
17John Dhillon1517813DNS1251011Ret18
Aaron Scott1517813DNS1251011Ret
18Iain Dockerill9Ret6RetDNSDNS14
Steven Kane9Ret6
19Piers Johnson1119†DNSRet97RetDNS91313
Ron Johnson1119†DNSRet97RetDNS913
20Stefan Hodgetts14Ret4RetRet27†12
Jody Firth4Ret
21Gordon Shedden61112
22Zak Brown612
Joe Osborne6
23Julien Draper1391516RetDNS1788
24Matthew Draper86
25Mike Simpson2216Ret10RetDNS9Ret173.5
Ian Stinton2216Ret10RetDNS9RetRet17
26Florian Renauer123
Michael Drabing12
27Freddie Hetherington1391516RetDNSDNS2
28Matt Nicoll-JonesDNSDNS101.5
Martin ShortDNSDNS10
Tom Sharp10Ret
29Peter BamfordRet120
Bradley Ellis12
30Adam Morgan14Ret0
31Andrew Jordan17RetRet0
Colin White17Ret
32Tom Black17†Ret0
33Stuart Hall17†0
34David Back170
35Tom Alexander190
Adrian Willmott19
36Simon Atkinson260
James PickfordNC26
37Steve Quick27†0
Paul HogarthNC0
Tom FerrierRetDNSDNS0
Tim MullenRet0
Thomas MutschRet0
Alan BonnerRet0
Andy RuhanRet0
Paul WhightRet
Benji HetheringtonDNS0
Guest drivers ineligible for points
Chris Goodwin1240
Andrew Kirkaldy1240
Alex Buncombe20†0
Nick Catsburg20†0
GT3B Class
1John Dhillon1517813DNS1351011Ret137.5
Aaron Scott1517813DNS1351011Ret
2Simon Atkinson2637.5
James PickfordNC26
3Tom Alexander1927
Adrian Willmott19
Paul HogarthNC0
Andy RuhanRet0
Paul WhightRet
GTC Class
1Anthony Reid121219121215100
Jordan Witt121219121215
2Ray Grimes2113.5
David Witt21
3Anders Gustavson2313.5
Bjorn Gustavson23
PosDriverOULSNEBRHSPAROCDONSILPts

† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 90% of the race distance.

GT4

PosDriverOULSNEBRHSPAROCDONSILPts
1Peter Belshaw16Ret911171219121518205.5
Marcus Clutton16Ret911171219121518
2Dan Denis18RetRet15132013111619164
David McDonald18RetRet15132013111619
3Leyton Clarke211410141516161418†24†164
Freddy Nordström211410141516161418†24†
4Jake Rattenbury2013Ret17141418131420157
Josh Wakefield2013Ret17141418131420
5Phil Glew21†161017Ret1316139
6Ollie JacksonRet151121†161017Ret101.5
7Chris Holmes1818131675.5
8Peter Erceg181813192559
9Athanasios Ladas19181424†DNSDNS51
Michael Mallock19181424†DNSDNS
10James Nash1337.5
11Jack DrinkallRet151137.5
12Stewart Linn2315
Chris Midmark23
13Alan Hellmeister1912
Sergio Lagana19
14Arnold Herreman229
Jean-Paul Herreman22
15Tiff Needell259
PosDriverOULSNEBRHSPAROCDONSILPts

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