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Friday, 23rd March 2007

Matt Griffin believes that the 2007 British GT Championship season has the potential to be the most competitive ever seen in the history of the championship.

“Peter is very inexperienced from the point of view that he did his first race in July 2006 but his improvement has been astounding,” he said. “He has come within two seconds of me and I've been bang on the pace. In that short time, to get that close to the pace in a championship so tough, is a real credit to him. I think he will keep getting better and better and by the end of the season I think podiums are a distinct possibility and with luck on our side we could even go further.

“For the season ahead, my personal aims are to qualify on pole position and set fastest laps in the race. That for me, is the number one thing. For me and Peter as a team, the aim is to keep working with Peter to help him progress and get him faster and faster so hopefully at the end of the season we can get some proper results on track. To me, that is a very realistic aim to have going into the new season.”

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