The Latest Breaking News from 2 Seas

Chief Editor Kevin Turner is joined by British GT correspondent Ed Hardy and Group National Editor Stephen Lickorish to look at the key themes from the campaign so far, including how 2 Seas has usurped Barwell as the top squad in GT3.

Maximilian Gotz and Kevin Tse reignited their 2025 British GT3 title challenge after taking a win and runner-up finish to Hugo Cook and Rob Collard at Oulton Park on Bank Holiday Monday.

It was Lamborghini’s year in British GT last season as its customer squad Barwell Motorsport produced one of the most dominant campaigns in recent memory.

Two British GT stars are set to skip the 2025 GT3 championship in favour of racing abroad together as 2 Seas Motorsport has announced a changed driver line-up for this season.

Louis Sharp produced a near-perfect weekend at Donington Park to give himself clear daylight in the GB3 title race heading into the deciding round at Brands Hatch later this month.

The GB3 championship lead changed hands again at Zandvoort last weekend, Tymek Kucharczyk moving back to the top as the fight intensified in mixed conditions on the Dutch coast.

Hitech GP duo Tymek Kucharczyk and Will Macintyre both scored victories on a weekend of challenging weather conditions for the GB3 field at Silverstone. Kucharczyk took a double pole in a damp qualifying and the Polish racer led the opening contest while his team-mate Macintyre lost second at the start…

“It’s going to be tough,” states Jonny Adam. “With 19 cars in GT3, good line-ups, the quality I think has gone up another level from last year. And there’s good returning teams that know their baseline of where they should be.”

Gotz will make his debut in the British championship having been a long-time Mercedes factory driver and having first linked up with 2 Seas in the Gulf 12 Hours at the Yas Marina Circuit last December, finishing third.