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Team BRIT

Team BRIT is a British auto racing team formed in 2015, originally based at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey, home of the Top Gear test track, but now in Washington, West Sussex. The team is composed of disabled drivers and currently (2026) competes in three British motor racing series, the GT Cup Championship, Britcar Endurance and Snetterton Saloons, with…

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Founded
2015
Current series
Britcar
Noted drivers
James Whitley, Jon Allan Butterworth, Caleb McDuff
Team principal(s)
Al Locke, Mike Scudamore
Teams' Championships
Britcar Trophy winners 2022

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Team BRIT

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples22
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Team BRIT

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related to Key Milestones · 7
Team BRIT → BMW M240i Racing In, Britcar Trophy Championship, British, Chris Overend, GT3, In, James Whitley
related to Hand Control Technology · 4
Team BRIT → MME Motorsport, Sim, Slovenian, The
related to history · 4
Team BRIT → Damon Hill, Formula One, From, Kartforce
Current series · 1
Team BRIT → Britcar
Founded · 1
Team BRIT → 2015
Noted drivers · 1
Team BRIT → James Whitley, Jon Allan Butterworth, Caleb McDuff
Team principal(s) · 1
Team BRIT → Al Locke, Mike Scudamore
Teams' Championships · 1
Team BRIT → Britcar Trophy winners 2022
Website · 1
Team BRIT → https://teambrit.co.uk
is a · 1
Team BRIT → British auto racing team formed in 2015

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team drivers racing championship britcar british race bmw m240i 570s disabled series mclaren brit gt4 gt hand car endurance trophy

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Team BRITCurrent seriesBritcar1.00infobox
Team BRITFounded20151.00infobox
Team BRITNoted driversJames Whitley, Jon Allan Butterworth, Caleb McDuff1.00infobox
Team BRITTeam principal(s)Al Locke, Mike Scudamore1.00infobox
Team BRITTeams' ChampionshipsBritcar Trophy winners 20221.00infobox
Team BRITWebsitehttps://teambrit.co.uk1.00infobox
Team BRITis aBritish auto racing team formed in 20150.90text
Team BRITrelated to Hand Control TechnologyMME Motorsport0.60section
Team BRITrelated to Hand Control TechnologySlovenian0.60section
Team BRITrelated to Hand Control TechnologyThe0.60section
Team BRITrelated to Hand Control TechnologySim0.60section
Team BRITrelated to historyKartforce0.60section

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