The Bentley Continental GT3 has won another championship, with Jordan Racing claiming both the 2016 GT Cup overall trophy and GT class drivers' trophy with its #10 Continental GT3 and driver Jordan Witt (GB).
Witt has dominated the 2016 season, with 19 wins from 23 races, despite it being the 21-year old’s first season in the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8-powered machine.
In fact, Witt has qualified on pole for all but three of the races this year and has taken 17 flag-to-lights victories, something that has impressed Bentley’s Director of Motorsport Brian Gush.
Bentley adds this trophy to its growing 2016 cabinet that already includes a GT Asia Series teams’ title and third place in the British GT Championship. The next title Bentley is focused on is the GT Asia drivers’ title that concludes in Shanghai later this month (19/20 October).
Witt has dominated the 2016 season, with 19 wins from 23 races, despite it being the 21-year old’s first season in the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8-powered machine.
In fact, Witt has qualified on pole for all but three of the races this year and has taken 17 flag-to-lights victories, something that has impressed Bentley’s Director of Motorsport Brian Gush.
Bentley adds this trophy to its growing 2016 cabinet that already includes a GT Asia Series teams’ title and third place in the British GT Championship. The next title Bentley is focused on is the GT Asia drivers’ title that concludes in Shanghai later this month (19/20 October).
