Arden Motorsport's Leon Wilson became the final 2025 winner of the Omologato One to Watch Award with his big points haul at Donington Park.
The British driver earned 56 points across the event, courtesy of a fourth place in race one and his second victory of the season in race two.
Wilson's nearest rival for the prize was Douglas Motorsport's Dayton Coulthard, who netted 43 points, including a full 35 for his race one victory, his first car racing triumph.
Wilson therefore became the sixth different winner of a prize timepiece from the UK's leading motorsport orientated watchmaker. In a wide open championship this year, Isaac Phelps was the only driver to win the prize twice, while teammates Alex Kattoulas and eventual champion Ary Bansal also earned a prize this year.
KMR's Alex O'Grady and Fortec's Jack Taylor also earned watches with their weekend performances in 2025.
Omologato is a unique, motorsport-orientated brand, with more than 25 years of watchmaking experience, and a huge passion for racing. Every timepiece in the Omologato collection takes detailed inspiration from notable manufacturers, legendary venues and iconic events from the long history of the sport.
The brand is headed up by founder Shami Kalra, with Omologato also enjoying a significant presence in IndyCar and the Bennetts British Superbike Championship.
Omologato One to Watch Award 2025 winners:
Donington Park – Isaac Phelps, 64pts
Silverstone - Alex Kattoulas, 64pts
Oulton Park - Alex O'Grady, 64pts
Snetterton - Ary Bansal, 70pts
Silverstone - Jack Taylor, 70pts
Brands Hatch - Isaac Phelps, 70pts
Donington Park - Leon Wilson, 56pts
