Rodin Motorsport has announced it will debut in the British GT Championship in a Ferrari 296 GT3 EVO for the 2026 season. The current GB3 teams’ champions have never ventured into sports car racing, with the 2026 campaign set to mark the first year they do so.

Last season, David Dicker’s squad competed in the likes of F1 Academy, FIA F2, FIA F3, British F4, and Spanish F4, with the team picking up multiple race wins in F2 and F3, whilst back in the UK, Australian Alex Ninovic picked up the championship in the penultimate round at Donington Park.

Whilst the car has been revealed, the drivers have not been announced, with the team choosing to reveal who will race the new machine in 2026 at a later date.

Rodin Motorsport sporting director Benn Huntingford said:  “It’s a well-established championship with strong competition and we’ll approach it with the same professionalism we bring to all of our racing operations.”