2019 Ginetta Junior Championship

A number of drivers ran in single car teams or as privateers in 2019 but only two, Ben Kasperczak and Frankie Taylor, completed the season as such. Kasperczak was one…

Premiership Academy Racing had a rocky 2019. There were changes both behind the scenes and on the grid, and its drivers were most often outside the top 10. But Premiership…

Total Control Racing may not have been the stars of the season in 2019, but the development many of the drivers showed hint they may be ones to watch in…

Alastair Rushforth Motorsport may not have made as much of a splash as fellow 2019 debutante R Racing, but the small team has big plans for the future off the…

Despite being relatively new to the Ginetta Junior grid, Richardson Racing has managed to solidify itself as one of the front runners. But, entering the championship for the first time…

Douglas Motorsport’s 2019 wasn’t the best year in the team’s Ginetta Junior history. Outshone by Richardson Racing, Elite Motorsport and, later, R Racing, the team only claimed two race wins…

R Racing rapidly grew, attracting strong drivers and fighting for the title in just half a year. Despite only entering the championship after the summer break, R Racing claimed three…

Elite Motorsport came into 2019 as the team to beat. The past two champions raced for the team, as well as the last two Winter Series winners. Expectations were high.…

James Hedley’s domination The Ginetta Junior championship is known to be incredibly close. Last year, Adam Smalley won by just eight points. The year before, the gap at the top…

Ginetta Junior Winter Series winner James Taylor hopes the championship turn around he enjoyed with Elite Motorsport will help as he graduates from the championship in 2020. Taylor took two…