Andrey Bordoin and Oli Webb make their full-time British GT Championship comeback this year with Greystone GT and a new McLaren 720S GT3.
The same combination made a one-off appearance at Spa last season after contesting the full campaign in 2023.
Borodin made his Greystone GT debut as a rookie in 2021 and scored several GT Cup podium results during his first handful of events.
Moving up to British GT, he scored a GT3 Silver-Am podium finish at Donington Park in 2022 and contested a full season with Oli the following year before the pair moved to the International GT Open for 2024.
As part of his British GT build-up programme, he will contest the opening round of the GT Cup in the McLaren at Donington on March 29-30.
Webb, meanwhile, is flying high after winning the McLaren Trophy Europe 570S title in 2024 with Greystone GT alongside his International GT Open programme with Borodin.
The 2014 European Le Mans Series overall champion is also an outright winner of the Dubai 24 Hours, an LMP2 podium finisher at the Le Mans 24 Hours and a GT4 victor at the Gulf 12 Hours among his many achievements.
“I’m very excited to welcome Andrey and Oli back to the British GT Championship after spending 2024 in the International GT Open,” said Greystone GT team principal Mark McLoughlin. “The UK circuits are some of the most challenging in the world and this generally brings out the very best in both our Pro and Am drivers.
“Winter preparations have gone very well with testing and the Portimao six-hour race and Andrey’s progress since his last full season in British GT has been significant. This will be the first full-season campaign for Andrey where he’ll be familiar with all the circuits on the calendar. That, combined with Oli’s undoubted speed and championship-winning experience, means we can aim for some good results across the year.”
Donington hosts of the first of this year’s nine races on April 5-6.