British GT, Donington Park: Transmission's Top 20

British GT’s first two-hour endurance of the season saw 2 Seas Motorsport rise to the top of the standings, but it’s the less-fancied car of Round 1 winners James Cottingham & Jonny Adam that now holds court over its contemporaries. Howard Fielding was our man trackside to capture the best moments from the weekend:

Cottingham & Adam found themselves in an unlikely battle for the lead with the McLaren of Lucky Khera & Euan Hankey

Jack Brown & Charles Clark raced their Artura to its third Silver GT4 win out of four

John Ferguson & Raffaele Marciello's charge only lasted a handful of laps until it fell victim to the kerbs

#13 proved to be the perfect choice of number for Lucky Khera & Euan Hankey

Ian Loggie & Jules Gounon kept their title hopes on track with a determined drive to P3

The Century BMW M4 GT3 stands loud and proud

It was an underperforming weekend for the stunning McLaren 720S of Alex West & Marvin Kirchhoefer

Whereas Kevin Tse & Chris Froggatt were the pick of the GT3 Silver/Ams

Matt Cowley has every reason to smile, adding yet another podium to his growing list of achievements

Matt Cowley & Erik Evans showing their pace in the Mustang

Shaun Balfe & Sandy Mitchell were unable to unleash the promise shown in qualifying

Mark Sansom & Will Tregurtha saved Barwell's blushes with a hard-earned P2 in GT3 Silver/Am

GT4s battling for the lead

Mustang vs BMW

But there was no joy for the R Racing Aston Martin

The Ginetta of Ian Duggan & James Townsend arrives on the grid

This wasn't how Chris Hart saw his race ending

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Despite its dated aero package, the #12 Routemaster put in a spirited performance against the McLarens

All images by Howard Fielding.

Written By

Steve Hindle

Steve has lived his life with motor sport; from childhood years as a fan, to racing around the greatest tracks in Europe, first as a driver and later as a team principal. Today he's a familiar sight trackside and in the pit lane, notebook in one hand, camera in another, capturing moments and contributing to some of the leading titles in motor sport and automotive media.