Oulton Park Circuit (Intl w/no Chicanes)

The Nissan GTP class at the Oulton Park Circuit was dominated by Brendan Lim, who secured a lights-to-flag victory. Starting from pole position, Lim maintained his lead for all 33 laps of the race. Despite accumulating three incidents throughout the event, his pace remained superior, allowing him to finish at the front of the field. Forbes Marshall, who started from the second position, maintained his place throughout the duration of the race, finishing in P2 after completing 33 incident-free laps. Simon M. Rousseau, starting from the fourth position, managed to improve his standing to finish on the final step of the podium in P3, completing 32 laps with two recorded incidents. In the Audi 90 GTO class, Cam Porter converted his pole position into a class victory, completing 29 laps with two incidents. While Porter maintained a consistent lead, the race behind him was marked by significant volatility. Brandon White24, who started in the second position, finished in P2, though his race was hindered by a high volume of incidents. White24 recorded 16 incidents over the course of the 29-lap distance, significantly impacting his ability to challenge for the lead. Peter DeFeo, starting from the fourth position, rounded out the podium in P3 after completing 29 laps with two incidents. The disparity in incident counts was the most notable statistical aspect of the event. While the Nissan GTP field remained relatively disciplined, the Audi 90 GTO class saw a wide range of performance consistency. Brandon White24’s high incident total of 16 serves as the primary headline for the GTO class, as his struggle to maintain a clean race allowed the field to stabilize around him. Despite these challenges, the top three finishers in both classes successfully navigated the Oulton Park Circuit, with the podium spots remaining consistent with the qualifying order for the majority of the leaders.