The Graham Brunton Racing (GBR) and Stratton Motorsport outfits have partnered up with a two-car Aston Martin GT4 class effort for the 2026 British GT campaign.
The effort will race under the GBR Stratton Motorsport name, marking the first official entry confirmation for next year’s 34th season of British GT racing.
After missing out on full-time representation in the GT4 category during the 2025 season, with only selected races by MKH Racing, Aston Martin has returned to the category with two Vantage AMR GT4 Evo machines.
GBR recently competed in the GB4 single-seater championship, whilst Stratton previously entered full-time British GT racing back in 2016 with Aston Martin and Lotus Evora GT4 cars.
Aston Martin, meanwhile, last won the GT4 Teams’ championship in 2024 with the now departed Forsetti Motorsport.
Team principal and Stratton’s founder, Roger Bennington, said: “This is a defining step for both teams.
“Combining our strengths under the GBR Stratton Motorsport identity – and doing so as an official Aston Martin Racing partner – positions us for another exciting chapter in our history.
“We cannot wait to showcase what our combined capability can deliver.”
Craig Brunton, who will serve as team manager, added: “Our team is buzzing with excitement as we leave the intense world of single-seater racing behind to embark on a thrilling new chapter in the GT4 category.
“The next step for us feels incredibly special as we forge a promising new partnership with Stratton Motorsport.
“It is a dream come true to be competing with a prestigious and high-performance brand in AMR, and the entire team is motivated to make an immediate impact on the track.
“We cannot wait to get started.”
GBR Stratton Motorsport are expected to confirm its driver line-up at a later date across the two cars distinguished by red and yellow detailing.
The 2026 season officially gets underway with the media day test at Silverstone on 31 March, before returning for the blue riband Silverstone 500 opener on 25-26 April.
