Bradley Gravett and Gravett Racing are proud to announce their newest partnership with My Custom Workwear for the 2023 MINI Challenge JCW season. My Custom Workwear is a custom embroidered and printed workwear supplier that shares Gravett Racing's commitment to quality and excellence. The team is thrilled to join forces with My Custom Workwear to help showcase its brand throughout the racing season and beyond. "As a British racing team with a rich history, we're excited to welcome My Custom Workwear to the team, and we are confident that we can achieve great success both on and off the track...

Gravett Racing is excited to announce our latest partnership for the 2023 MINI Challenge JCW season with GERKO, a brand specialising in professional automotive paint related products and solutions. This exciting partnership combines the racing expertise of Bradley Gravett, the 1990 British Touring Car Champion Robb Gravett, and Gravett Racing with GERKO's passion for quality, service, and targeted solutions. As we gear up for the 2023 season, we're thrilled to have GERKO as our official paint-related product partner. With their high-quality products and exceptional service, we're confident they will provide us with the best solutions for our automotive painting needs....

Gravett Racing is excited to announce the continuation of its partnership with ThinkingitBetter, a company passionate about unlocking human potential. A provider of performance coaching, mentoring, consulting and training solutions for individuals, teams and businesses. Their insight lead programs are designed to enhance the way we think - the thinking at an individual, team or organisation trumps any other influence on performance. The partnership, which began in 2021, saw significant improvements in the performance of Bradley Gravett, the team's driver, which paved the way for a more successful 2022 season. In 2022, ThinkingitBetter worked closely with Bradley Gravett, helping him...

Exciting news from Bradley and Gravett Racing as they today reveal their much anticipated 2023 MINI Challenge JCW livery. Bradley, son of former BTCC Robb Gravett, is delighted that this new design has finally been revealed. With that in mind, several partner announcements are imminently due for release in the coming days. Bradley and Gravett Racing have sent waves of excitement among motorsport fans as they unveil their highly anticipated 2023 MINI Challenge JCW livery. Bradley, the son of the former BTCC champion Robb Gravett, is delighted that he's finally revealed the new design, and fans are eagerly taking in...

Bradley Gravett is a professional racing driver based just outside of London, England, who's currently competing in the premier support series to the British Touring Car Championship, the MINI Challenge JCW Series. With a lifetime around motorsport, Bradley's father, Robb Gravett, is a multiple British Touring Car champion whose professional and incredibly successful motorsport career spanned over 20 years.   Born in the early 90s, midway through Robb's successes, Bradley's professional motorsport career started in karts in 2007 when he competed as a factory Zip Kart Young Guns Driver at the age of 13, under the wing of the global...

The MINI Challenge championship, as of 2020, sits under the prestigious umbrella of the Touring Car Association, or better known as TOCA. Formed in 1990 by Alan Gow TOCA Limited in 1991 purchased the rights to the British Touring Car Championship. Between 1991 and 2000, Gow preceded to grow the BTCC to one of the largest motorsport championships of its kind globally, attracting significant automotive manufacture financial investment, vast audiences and some of the world's greatest drivers. After the successes of the championship, it started to attract international attention; Gow, in 2000, sold TOCA to a NASDAQ listed American company,...

The MINI Challenge JCW race car is arguably the closest thing one can get to a British Touring Car and is, in many ways, more of a 'touring car' than an actual British Touring Car, in the 'old fashion' sense, of course. Until the late 90s, a British Touring Car was always a production road car transformed into a race car, which is why the BTCC became so popular as the cars were fundamentally the same as the family car one had on their drive or could buy from a dealership, which gave the series its charm. In recent years,...