The 2026 GB4 Championship comes to a conclusion this weekend (25-27 September), with KMR Sport's Alex O'Grady the big favourite to win the title.
The Irishman enters the event with a 49-point lead at the top of the standings, with 102 available across the weekend. A total of five different drivers can win the title though, click here to find out more about the initial permutations.
A day of testing on the Indy Circuit gets the event underway, before the serious business starts with qualifying and the first race of the event on Saturday. Two title-deciding contests complete the action on Sunday.
All the action can be followed via live timing while each of the three races will be streamed live as usual. Here's how to keep on track with every second of the goings on this weekend.
Friday 25 September - live timing
09.00-09.25 - Session one
11.00-11.25 - Session two
13.45-14.10 - Session three
15.45-16.10 - Session four
Four test sessions on the quickfire Indy circuit start proceedings, totalling 1 hour 40 minutes. as final preparations are made up and down the grid. All the on track action can be followed via live timing here.
Saturday 26 September - live timing and streaming
13.20 - Qualifying
17.20 - Race one
The grids for the first two races of the weekend will be decided in the 20-minute qualifying session, with each driver's quickest times establishing the race one grid, and second fastest laps deciding the starting order for race two. Live timing will again be the best way to follow the action.
Race one, the first opportunity for O'Grady to secure the crown, is due to start at 17.20. Live streaming will show all the action, with the show set to commence 20 minutes before the scheduled start time. The live feed will be available on the GB4 website, and the MSV TV YouTube channel. This weekend's shows are hosted by Jon Jackson, with commentary from Lewis McGlade and Piers Prior.
Sunday 27 September - live timing and streaming
12.20 - Race two
17.00 - Race three
The final two events of the year follow on Sunday, with race two starting at 12.20 and the final contest of the season following later in the day at 17.00. Both contests will again be shown live on the GB4 website, and the MSV TV YouTube channel. The shows will commence 20 minutes before the race start, with full previews and post-race analysis, while the race three coverage will also feature the end of year podium ceremonies, where this year's champion will be officially crowned.
Click here to view the GB4 live timing and streaming page
Click here to visit the MSV TV YouTube channel
All times are local (BST)
