The winner of the 2025 GB4 Championship will again be rewarded with a £50,000 contribution towards their 2026 single-seater racing programme.
The biggest fund available in UK junior single-seater racing, the £50,000 can be put towards a campaign in the 2026 GB3 Championship, and will be paid to the team that the driver contracts with for the full season, as part of their career progression towards hopefully F1.
Full terms for the award of prizes are set out in the Sporting Regulations.
The leading female contender in this year’s GB4 season will receive an increased €50,000 prize contribution towards a drive in the 2026 F1 Academy series.
The highest-classified female driver in the final points standings will receive the prize contribution towards an F1 Academy seat, should they go on to secure a seat in the category.
The George Russell Pole Position Cup awards cash sums of £150 and a trophy for pole positions secured in qualifying, with a £1,000 end of year prize for the driver with the most poles. The team of the driver with the most poles also claims a £1,000 end of year prize. The total prize pot for the George Russell Pole Position Cup is £4,000.
The Omologato One to Watch Award will be presented to drivers at each meeting during the 2024 season, with a ‘Not For Sale’ timepiece to be awarded to the highest scoring driver across the first two races at each race event.
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