Chris Dittmann Racing enjoyed a winning start to its F4 British Championship campaign at the weekend (April 27/28) as Bart Harrison claimed a Rookie Cup victory and additional podium at Donington Park. After a couple of busy practice sessions on Thursday, Bart had a good start to qualifying on Saturday morning, putting in some good laps and running inside the top 10 for the first part of the qualifying session. However, despite finishing just 0.4s from pole position, he would start 17th overall and sixth of the Rookies. The youngster started 10th for race one, thanks to his second fastest[…..]
Chris Dittmann Racing returned to GB3 Championship action this weekend as the second meeting of the season took place on the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit. Despite encountering various obstacles, the team demonstrated promising indications of competitive pace and potential, as full-season drivers Seb Murray and Flynn Jackes were joined by FIA Formula 3 Championship race winner Martinius Stenshorne, making his debut in the series. After two days of testing, the trio headed out on a wet track for qualifying, and with conditions tricky, Seb unfortunately went off into the gravel at Vale, meaning he ended the session 22nd. Martinius, however,[…..]
Chris Dittmann Racing is delighted to welcome Martinius Stenshorne to the team for the upcoming GB3 Championship meeting at Silverstone, over the weekend of April 27/28. The Norwegian born racer is already a winner in the FIA Formula 3 Championship, having clinched victory in the Sprint Race in Melbourne last month, fighting his way into the lead in the early stages and fending off late pressure to cross the line first. In 2023 he made his way into the Formula Regional European Championship history books as the first Rookie to take pole position at the opening race of the year[…..]
Chris Dittmann Racing had a positive opening weekend in the GB3 Championship, showing signs of promise and pace with debutants Seb Murray, Flynn Jackes, and Rishab Jain. Coming into the meeting the team topped the times in practice on Friday morning, Flynn leading Seb in a one-two, with Rishab eighth quickest. In qualifying, it was Seb who led the way, finishing 11th fastest but just 0.7s from pole position, while just behind, Flynn was 17th and Rishab 20th. Sadly, Seb bogged down off the line in race one, slipping back to 15th, with Flynn right on his tail and Rishab[…..]