British contender Jamie Leverton will stay with the Nitrous Competitions ADM Racing team for the upcoming Winter Series at Snetterton on 24/25 October. 

The 17-year-old from Stoke-on-Trent made impressive progress with Gary Ward’s team in the second half of the main 2026 season. On average, he was 10 places further up the grid by the end of the year compared to the earlier events in the calendar, and considerably closer to the outright pace too. 

His race results also improved as the campaign went on, with a 12th and two 13th place finishes coming as he moved up to mix it with the competitive midfield runners. 

That progress was made all the more impressive considering his lack of experience compared to his rivals, with plenty to build on as the inaugural Winter Series draws closer. 

Leverton joins the already confirmed Archie Pearce in the team’s line-up, with aspirations to field at least one more car in the four-race event at the end of the month. 

Jamie Leverton: “I’m really excited to be continuing with Nitrous Competitions ADM Racing for the GB4 Winter Series at Snetterton. I’ve learned so much with Gary and his team over the last few months, and we’ve made a lot of progress together. To be going back to a track I have experience of racing on, and with more experience overall, I’m really confident that we can achieve some strong results across the four races.”

Team Principal Gary Ward: “Jamie joined us with a big experience disadvantage compared to the majority of drivers on this year’s grid, but his performances got better at every event, which is exactly what we wanted to see. Now that he’s got a full season behind him, it’s time to start finding those last little bits to make him a top-10 regular, and the Winter Series at Snetterton will be the perfect place for him to do that.” 

Team co-owner David Williams: “We loved working with Jamie and his family during the 2026 season, and it was an easy decision to make to extend that relationship to cover the Winter Series. He’s really started to build on the potential we knew was there, and I’m excited to see him develop further at Snetterton.”