Graham Brunton Racing

Logan Hannah and Graham Brunton Racing scored their first GB4 victory in the reversed-grid race at Donington Park

The first FF1600 race at Croft was shortened due to a crash between the top two, and it was Jordan Dempsey who was awarded victory

The GB4 grid will remain at 12 cars for its second ever round this weekend, as GBR expands its line-up but Rossoverde Racing is absent

The inaugural season of MotorSport Vision’s new Formula 4 series, GB4, gets underway at Snetterton 300 this weekend and is a new milestone in Britain’s single-seater landscape. Jordan Edwards previews…

F1 Esports star Lucas Blakeley will move into real-world racing this year in Scottish Formula Ford with the Graham Brunton Racing team

Graham Brunton Racing has signed Chloe Grant to complete an all-female line-up for its entry into the new GB4 championship

Logan Hannah has become the first driver to sign up for GB4, racing for the Graham Brunton Racing team she drove for in Formula Ford

Scotland’s top Formula Ford team Graham Brunton Racing has announced it will move into GB4 this year with two cars

Michael Gray spectacularly won the first Festival progression race from last on the grid as a penalty denied Daryl DeLeon Taylor a semi-final spot

Formula Scout has gone through the Formula Ford Festival entry list to find out who’s likely to shine this weekend

David Leslie Trophy winner Logan Hannah is one of an influx of entries for this weekend’s National FF1600 round at Oulton Park

One of the benefits of a late date in 2020 is avoiding cancellation. Following a short National season, this year’s Formula Ford Festival is more significant than ever

Logan Hannah became the first female winner of a Scottish Formula Ford 1600 race in an epic David Leslie Trophy duel at Knockhill

National Formula Ford 1600 returns this weekend at Oulton Park. Elliot Wood runs through a grid of the best drivers you’ve never heard of

Logan Hannah and Graham Brunton Racing are targeting BRSCC National Formula Ford 1600 next year, partly due to the weakness of the grids in Scottish FFord

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has revealed during her Walter Hayes Trophy return that she could race in Japanese Formula 3 next year

Jamie Chadwick’s decision to race in the Walter Hayes Trophy may be a surprise to many, but is another example of a historically successful formula’s extraordinary driver popularity

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will return to Formula Ford 1600 next month after signing a deal with race Graham Brunton Racing to race in the Walter Hayes Trophy