Rodin Motorsport has announced Australian drivers Josh Buchan and Cameron Campbell for the team’s debut British GT Championship campaign with a Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo.
They will contest the full 2026 season in the GT3 Silver-Am class, joining the highly established single-seater team’s first foray into GT racing.
Buchan and Campbell will continue their ongoing GT World Challenge Australia campaign with Zagame Auto this year, also driving a Ferrari. This partnership means that Zagame and Rodin will share data and setup information between their respective teams.
Silver-graded Buchan is renowned for his accomplishments in touring car racing, winning the TCR Australia Touring Car Series titles in 2023 and 2024. Additionally, he secured a victory at the 2025 Macau Guia and is the reigning TCR Australia champion.
Campbell earned third in the 2025 Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Australasia standings, after four podium finishes with Zagame Auto.
Both made their GT World Challenge Australia debut in last year’s season finale in the Ferrari, which, for 2026, features an updated evolution package.
Rodin Cars and Rodin Motorsport’s managing director, Emma Duncan, said:
“Josh and Cameron are a strong combination and a great fit for Rodin Motorsport, with both drivers already having an established relationship with Rodin Cars, New Zealand.
“I believe they are a winning duo and will bring a highly competitive team to the British GT grid.”
Whilst much of Buchan’s racing background showcases success in touring cars, he also took on Australian GT4 racing in 2024, and participated in the gruelling 12 Hours of Bathurst in 2025 and won in a GT4 class of three entries.
Buchan added: “This is the stuff you pinch yourself over, being able to compete with one of the biggest teams in European motorsport in general, let alone it being their first foray into GT cars.
“My relationship with Rodin Cars goes back a few years now.
“It’s a brand I’m hugely passionate about and have built a real bond with the crew in New Zealand, and I can’t wait to extend that into the UK and continue my international racing journey.”
Campbell said: “To be joining Rodin’s first official program in GT cars is hugely exciting and is building on our already existing relationship on track.
“Adding this to our existing GT World Challenge Australia races, also in the 296 GT3, means we are essentially doubling our and the teams’ learning process and will give us an excellent base to go and achieve some strong results.”
Rodin’s Ferrari will make its next appearance at tomorrow’s Media Day at Silverstone.
