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About British GT Championship
The British GT Championship is one of the world's most prestigious national sports car racing series, organized by the SRO Motorsports Group. Established in 1993, the championship features a multi-class grid of grand touring machinery—including GT3 and GT4 class cars from iconic manufacturers like Aston Martin, McLaren, Porsche, Lamborghini, BMW, and Mercedes-AMG. Competing on historic circuits, the series is famous for its Pro-Am format, where amateur drivers share cockpit duties with professional racers in high-stakes endurance formats.
Top teams
The 2026 grid features a highly competitive 26-car entry list, with defending champions 2 Seas Motorsport facing stiff competition from top teams like Barwell Motorsport, Optimum Motorsport, and Century Motorsport. Notable drivers include touring car legend Colin Turkington, sportscar veterans Rob Collard and Darren Turner, Aston Martin factory driver Ross Gunn, and F1 Academy driver Jessica Hawkins, making every stint a masterclass in traffic management.
Format
The 2026 season features eight rounds across a streamlined six-event calendar, designed to manage costs and maximize grid sizes. Bouts range from 1-hour sprints to the signature 3-hour "Silverstone 500" endurance showpiece. Under the Pro-Am format, teams must perform mandatory pit stops for driver changes. Success-ballast time penalties are added to pit stops for top finishers of the previous round, keeping the championship standings closely packed.
Viewership
British GT commands a highly dedicated global sports car following, drawing massive trackside crowds at historic circuits like Brands Hatch and Donington Park. The series' commitment to open, ad-free streaming has driven massive international digital viewership, allowing fans to track live timing, telemetry, and in-car camera feeds directly from their screens.
Streaming options in the UK
In the United Kingdom, fans can watch every qualifying session and race live and for free via the official SRO portal, the GT World YouTube Channel, as well as on the official British GT website. Television highlights packages are broadcast post-race on Sky Sports.
Streaming options in the US
For sports car racing fans in the United States, all eight rounds of the British GT season are streamed live and free of charge via the global GT World YouTube Channel. The platform provides complete live feeds, qualifying coverage, and ad-free on-demand race replays.
Streaming options in Canada
Canadian viewers can follow all the action live and free on the official GT World YouTube Channel. The stream features high-definition live coverage of both the GT3 and GT4 classes, available on multiple mobile and connected TV devices.
International streaming options
Globally, SRO provides unrestricted, ad-free live streams of all races via the GT World YouTube Channel. This ensures sports car racing enthusiasts worldwide have direct access to live timing, English commentary, and full event archives without regional geoblocking.
Current season
The 2026 British GT campaign runs from April to late September 2026. Upcoming marquee rounds include the sole overseas race at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium (June 20–21), followed by Snetterton (August 15–16) and Donington Park (September 5–6), concluding with the season finale at Brands Hatch GP (September 26–27), with all races streamed live on the GT World YouTube Channel.