Phillips wins inaugural GB4 Winter Series at Snetterton after rival penalty
Jesse Phillips won the first GB4 Winter Series in history at Snetterton after rival George Proudford-Nalder was given a one-place penalty in the final race. In the Ginetta Junior Winter Series, Sebastien Leusch took the title with podiums in all four races.

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Jesse Phillips venceu a primeira GB4 Winter Series da história, em Snetterton, no último fim de semana, depois que seu principal rival foi penalizado após a corrida final do fim de semana.
Conor Grant liderou desde a pole na prova de abertura, resistindo a um desafio inicial do vencedor de corrida da Fórmula 4 Britânica George Proudford-Nalder, e a dupla da Douglas Motorsport abriu vantagem antes de retomar a briga na última volta, com Grant segurando a posição apesar de o companheiro de equipe ter chegado ao lado em Agostini. Phillips e John O'Donnell ficaram em terceiro e quarto, enquanto o atual campeão da Ginetta Junior, Lewis Goff, bateu Harrison Mackie pelo quinto lugar.
Phillips contornou Proudford-Nalder por fora em Brundle na volta inicial para liderar uma segunda corrida muito molhada, enquanto Grant agravou uma largada lenta saindo da pista e um enrosco de três carros provocou a bandeira vermelha. Phillips controlou a relargada e venceu à frente dos companheiros Mackie e O'Donnell, com Proudford-Nalder em quarto.
Proudford-Nalder então tomou a primeira posição nas condições muito melhores da terceira corrida, largando melhor da segunda fila e passando pelo meio de Mackie e Phillips, segurando um ataque final de Mackie para vencer. Chase Fernandez ficou em terceiro pela R Racing à frente de Goff, e Grant bateu O'Donnell na briga pelo quinto lugar.
Uma colisão na volta inicial trouxe o safety car na prova final. Proudford-Nalder, já em segundo, foi por fora de Mackie na relargada e depois teve de se defender de Phillips; o trio andou lado a lado na curva Wilson e, duas curvas depois, Proudford-Nalder e Mackie se tocaram. Phillips herdou a liderança e conquistou sua segunda vitória à frente de Fernandez, enquanto Proudford-Nalder se recuperou até o terceiro lugar na volta final para provisoriamente levar o título — antes de uma penalidade de uma posição pela colisão com Mackie o derrubar para quarto e entregar a taça a Phillips.
Na Ginetta Junior Winter Series, Sebastien Leusch garantiu o título seguindo o companheiro da R Racing Louis Radcliffe na decisão, depois de subir ao pódio nas quatro corridas.
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