The 2007 Ginetta GT Junior Championship season was the third season of the Ginetta Junior Championship. The season began at Anglesey on 30 June 2007 and concluded after 16 races over 7 events at Brands Hatch on 27 October 2007.
Team | No. | Drivers | Rounds |
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All Secure Storage | 3 | Michael Rich | 2 |
Hepworth International | 4 | Paul Marsh | All |
5 | Jordan Lennox-Lamb | 1, 6–7 | |
Ryan Hepworth | 5 | ||
6 | Thomas Carnaby | All | |
25 | Nigel Moore | All | |
Tockwith Motorsport | 3 | Chris Smiley | 6–7 |
5 | Samantha Thom | 2 | |
15 | Alice Powell | 3–7 | |
26 | Sarah Moore | 7 | |
Waterfall Racing | 7 | Nick Ponting | All |
Nexa Racing | 8 | James Jefferson | All |
IDL Racing | 10 | Tom Sharp | All |
Optimum Motorsport | 13 | Cavan Corcoran | 3–6 |
HG Motorsport | 19 | Ashley Bird | All |
Optimum Motorsport/TT Race Engineering | 20 | Kieran Vernon | All |
Privateer | 24 | Simon Austin | 2–7 |
Morgans Office Furniture | 27 | Mia Morgan | 2–7 |
TollBar Racing | 28 | George Richardson | All |
Racing Services | 34 | Christopher Clayton | All |
44 | Mikey Crabtree | 4–6 | |
Privateer | 45 | Jake Rattenbury | 5–7 |
Speed Merchants | 50 | Joseph Shaw | All |
Muzz Race | 55 | Dino Zamparelli | 4–7 |
Dominant Motor Sport | 66 | Dominic Pettit | All |
KCW Motorsport | 72 | Cassey Watson | 1–3 |
Privateer | Ashley Craig | 5–7 | |
Walkinshaw Performance | 91 | Fergus Walkinshaw | All |
Round | Circuit | Date | Pole Position | Fastest Lap | Winning driver | Winning Team | |
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1 | R1 | Anglesey, Wales | 30 June | Dominic Pettit | Dominic Pettit | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International |
R2 | 1 July | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International | ||
2 | R3 | Silverstone (National), Northamptonshire | 22 July | Nick Ponting | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International |
R4 | Dominic Pettit | James Jefferson | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International | |||
3 | R5 | Donington Park (National), Leicestershire | 5 August | Kieran Vernon | Christopher Clayton | Dominic Pettit | Dominant Motor Sport |
R6 | James Jefferson | James Jefferson | James Jefferson | Nexa Racing | |||
4 | R7 | Croft Circuit, North Yorkshire | 25 August | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International |
R8 | 26 August | Nigel Moore | James Jefferson | Christopher Clayton | Racing Services | ||
5 | R9 | Pembrey, Wales | 23 September | Kieran Vernon | Kieran Vernon | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International |
R10 | Kieran Vernon | Nigel Moore | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International | |||
6 | R11 | Brands Hatch (Indy), Kent | 6 October | Kieran Vernon | Race cancelled | ||
R12 | 7 October | Kieran Vernon | George Richardson | Kieran Vernon | Optimum Motorsport/TT Race Engineering | ||
R13 | Kieran Vernon | Kieran Vernon | Kieran Vernon | Optimum Motorsport/TT Race Engineering | |||
7 | R14 | Brands Hatch (Indy), Kent | 27 October | Nigel Moore | Kieran Vernon | James Jefferson | Nexa Racing |
R15 | Kieran Vernon | Nigel Moore | Kieran Vernon | Optimum Motorsport/TT Race Engineering | |||
R16 | Kieran Vernon | James Jefferson | Nigel Moore | Hepworth International |
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