British GT: MKH Racing makes it's return to GT4

Another entry into the GT4 class and the Endurance Cup Class has been announced with MKH Racing making it's return to British GT with the Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4.

The Team Co-founders Peter Montague and Stuart Hall will be driving the Vantage after having Tom Ingram and Ron Johnson raced for them at the season finale in 2023.

The drivers have competed consistently in the national GT racing, both having driven in then GT Cup while Hall has won two races overall in British GT. Hall also won the 2013 WEC Championship in LMGTE AM. The MKH Racing team will be racing for the first time in Donighton Park for the opening round of both the overall British GT Season and the Endurance Cup. The team will also race at Silverstone and the only overseas race at Spa-Francorchamps before returning to Donighton for the season finale.

MKH will also compete in the Ginetta Junior Championship for the first time in 2025 as well as the British GT campaign.

Montague stated: “We are very excited to be in British GT; it has been an ambition of the team to compete at this level for some time. It’s taken a lot of hard work to get here, but we have a very strong and experienced team and are confident we will do our best."

“We have raced with the Aston Martin brand for a number of years, so it’s exciting to be racing the new GT4 Aston in British GT. Stu and myself have been team-mates for some time, and it is a natural progression for the MKH team to progress to British GT.”

Meanwhile, Hall said with the announcement: “I’m very excited to be back in the British GT paddock, and especially with a team that I lend my name too and was instrumental in putting together. My first British GT race was some 18 years ago… I’ve got a long history with Aston Martin, so to be back in British GT with an Aston is fantastic. We are under no illusions about the task ahead of us, but I’ve won British GT races before so there is no reason why I can’t again – especially with this team around me.”