Elite Motorsport have added to their remarkable Ginetta UK Motorsport CV this season, ending a dominant Protyre Motorsport Ginetta GT Championship campaign with a second consecutive teams’ title and maiden PRO drivers’ crown.
The Norfolk-based squad came into 2026 full of confidence after winning the teams’ and PRO AM class titles in the GT Championship last year, with their successful driver Harry Gamble returning to battle it out at the front of the grid alongside new recruit William Antrobus.
Between them, Antrobus and Gamble won 15 of the 18 races for Elite across the campaign as they took the PRO drivers’ title battle down to the penultimate race of the season. Antrobus eventually emerged victorious to win a title in his debut Ginetta campaign.
Add in a successful run for Ginetta Junior graduate Vladislav Tomenchuk upon joining the grid for the final three rounds, and Elite Motorsport now hold the all-time GT Championship records for the team with the most overall wins (19) and podium finishes (39).
The most successful team in Ginetta UK Championships history have now collected a total of 25 title wins over the last ten seasons, including impressively winning nine teams’ honours across four different championships; GT Championship, GT4 SuperCup, GT5 Challenge and Juniors.
“We’re delighted to win the Teams’ title,” said team principal Eddie Ives. “It’s not something we expected having started the year with one car. We knew with Harry that we’d win races and be competitive for the drivers’ championship, but then William came in and later Vladislav.
“Once you have two or more drivers close together on pace, it makes our job as a team much easier to keep pushing them and improving. It’s all come together for us this season and gone much better than we could have hoped.
“We see the GT Championship as an evolution of the GT4 SuperCup, and it’s always been an important part of our racing programme. We’ve worked with some great GT drivers over the years and we’re excited to see what the future holds for William, Harry and Vladislav.”
