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Ginetta Junior Championship

British automobile racing series

Ginetta Junior Championship

Summary

British automobile racing series

FieldValue
logoGinetta Junior Championship.jpg
logo_size200px
categoryOne-make racing by Ginetta
country/regionGBR United Kingdom
inaugural2003
constructorsGinetta
enginesFord Zetec
champion driverNED Rocco Coronel
champion teamGBR R Racing
websiteGinetta Junior Website
current_season2025 Ginetta Junior Championship
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| country/region = GBR United Kingdom

The previous Ginetta Junior car, the G20.
Ginetta G40 racing cars of Ollie and Jamie Chadwick at Thruxton, Hampshire.

The Ginetta Junior Championship is a one-make racing series based in the United Kingdom. From the 2010 season teams use the Ginetta G40, having previously used the Ginetta G20.

The cars use sealed Ford Zetec 1.8-litre engines, and feature tubular steel chassis, fully integral FIA approved roll cages and fibreglass shells.

Race weekend

Meetings are usually made up of two 15-minute races. The starting grids for the two races are determined by a 15-minute qualifying session. Each driver's fastest lap in this session sets their starting position for the first race, whilst their second fastest lap sets their starting position for race two.

Champions

SeasonChampionWinter SeriesScholarship200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
GBR Toby Newton
GBR James Harrison
GBR Nigel Moore
Hepworth InternationalGBR Kieran Vernon
GBR Dino Zamparelli
Muzz RacingGBR Josh Hill
GBR Sarah Moore
Tockwith MotorsportGBR Aaron Williamson
GBR Tom Ingram
HillspeedGBR Seb Morris
GBR Seb Morris
HillspeedGBR George GambleGBR Sennan Fielding
GBR Charlie Robertson
HHC MotorsportGBR Harry WoodheadGBR Oli Basey-Fisher
GBR Harry Woodhead
HHC MotorsportGBR James KellettGBR Jamie Chadwick
GBR Jack Mitchell
JHR DevelopmentsGBR Jamie CarolineGBR Alex Sedgwick
GBR Jamie Caroline
HHC MotorsportGBR Stuart MiddletonGBR Stuart Middleton
GBR Will Tregurtha
HHC MotorsportGBR Sebastian PriaulxGBR Daniel Harper
GBR Tom Gamble
JHR Developments/Elite MotorsportGBR Adam SmalleyGBR Adam Smalley
GBR Adam Smalley
Elite MotorsportGBR James HedleyGBR James Taylor
GBR James Hedley
Elite MotorsportGBR James TaylorGBR Ethan Brooks
GBR Tom Lebbon
Elite MotorsportcancelledGBR Tom Lebbon
GBR Aston Millar
R RacingGBR Josh RowledgeGBR Maurice Henry, NED Robert de Haan
GBR Josh Rowledge
R RacingGBR Freddie SlaterGBR Alisha Palmowski
GBR Freddie Slater
R RacingGBR Jude Peters
GBR Ethan Jeff-Hall
R RacingGBR Isaac PhelpsGBR Fred Green
NED Rocco Coronel
R RacingGBR Jesse PhillipsNED Devon Hagelen

Notable alumni

DriverHighest place in Ginetta JuniorsNotable title(s)
Dino ZamparelliChampion (2008)Three-time Porsche Carrera Cup GB runner-up
Tom IngramChampion (2010)2022 & 2025 BTCC champion
Jake HillRunner-up (2010)2024 BTCC champion
Seb MorrisChampion (2011)2017 British GT3 champion
Sennan FieldingScholarship-class winner (2011)2022 British GT4 champion
George GambleWinter Series champion (2011)2024 Porsche Carrera Cup GB champion
Charlie RobertsonChampion (2012)2015 ELMS LMP3 champion
Jamie ChadwickScholarship-class winner (2013)2015 British GT4 Champion; three-time W Series champion
Jack MitchellChampion (2014)2018 British GT4 Champion
Lando NorrisRookie-class champion (2014)2016 Autosport BRDC Award winner, 2025 Formula One World champion
Jamie CarolineChampion (2016)2017 British F4 and 2020 British GT4 champion
Dan HarperRookie-class champion (2016)2019 Porsche Carrera Cup GB and 2023 British GT3 champion
Tom GambleChampion (2017)2018 Autosport BRDC Award winner, 2020 ELMS LMP3 champion
Sebastian PriaulxRunner-up (2017)2019 British GT4 runner-up, 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup North America champion
Kiern JewissRookie-class champion (2017)2018 British F4 and 2022 Porsche Carrera Cup GB champion
Adam SmalleyChampion (2018)2023 Porsche Carrera Cup GB and 2024 British GT3 Silver-Am champion
Louis FosterRunner-up (2018)2024 Indy NXT champion, 2025 IndyCar Series driver
Luke BrowningThird place (2018)2022 Autosport BRDC Award winner, 2022 GB3 champion,
2023 Macau Grand Prix winner
Abbi Pulling21st (2018)2024 F1 Academy champion, first female winner in the F4 British Championship (2024)
Zak O'SullivanRunner-up (2019)2021 Autosport BRDC Award winner, 2021 GB3 champion
Tom LebbonChampion (2020)2024 GT4 European Series champion
Josh RatticanRunner-up (2020)2024 GT4 European Series champion
Robert de HaanRookie-class champion (2021)2023 Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux champion
Callum Voisin6th (2021)2023 GB3 Champion
Freddie SlaterChampion (2023)2024 Italian F4 champion, 2024 Euro 4 runner-up,
2025 FRECA champion

References

References

  1. Paice, Simon. (21 December 2020). "Henry and de Haan Win 2021 Ginetta Junior Scholarship".
  2. Paice, Simon. (8 November 2021). "Alisha Palmowski Wins 2022 Ginetta Junior Scholarship".
  3. (October 30, 2023). "Jude Peters Wins 2024 Ginetta Junior Scholarship". Ginetta.
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