KMR Sport's Alex O'Grady enjoyed his most successful GB4 weekend yet at Snetterton, as he took a pole position and a double win to give himself a massive championship lead.
By winning the first two races of the event, the Irishman also claimed a maximum points score of 70 for the Omologato One to Watch Award, giving him his first prize timepiece from the brand this year.
O'Grady is the third different driver to scoop the award this year, with Elite's Fred Green earning it at Silverstone and Oulton Park, and Nitrous Competitions ADM Racing's Luke Hilton the winner at Donington Park and the second Silverstone visit.
"It's nice to get these awards along the way, they really mean a lot and they're good to have in your collection, I'm really happy with them," O'Grady said at the end of the event.
The top-scoring driver across the first two races of each event weekend is awarded a prize timepiece from the UK’s leading motorsport-influenced watchmaker.
Omologato is a passion-driven, 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 2026 winners:
Silverstone – Fred Green, 70pts
Oulton Park - Fred Green, 64pts
Donington Park - Luke Hilton, 64pts
Silverstone - Luke Hilton, 59 pts
Snetterton - Alex O'Grady, 70pts
