Solenn Amrouche will continue her GB4 career with KMR Sport during the inaugural 2026 GB4 Winter Series at Snetterton on 24–25 October. The 22-year-old French driver joins the championship-winning outfit following her first full season in British single-seater racing, becoming the 20th confirmed entrant for the four-race event.
Amrouche moves to KMR Sport after contesting the 2026 GB4 Championship with Arden Motorsport, where she demonstrated steady progress throughout the campaign. Her strongest weekend came at the Brands Hatch season finale in September, providing an encouraging foundation ahead of her return to competition.
The move also offers Amrouche an opportunity to build on her experience alongside a team that has secured five championship titles across GB4’s first five seasons.
Amrouche looks to build on 2026 GB4 experience
Amrouche enters the Winter Series with a full season of GB4 experience following her maiden British campaign with Arden Motorsport.
The French driver faced a challenging transition into the championship, adapting to unfamiliar circuits and competitive single-seater machinery. Nevertheless, she continued developing throughout the seven-round season and demonstrated encouraging improvements during the closing stages.
Her strongest overall performance came at the Brands Hatch season finale, where she showed improved pace against the championship’s established competitors.
Amrouche ultimately finished 29th in the 2026 Drivers’ Championship standings with 31 points. Although her results did not fully reflect her ambitions, the campaign provided valuable experience in British racing and with the Tatuus MSV GB4-025.
Consequently, the Winter Series offers another opportunity to apply those lessons while working with a different team.
Diverse racing background strengthens Amrouche’s experience
Before entering GB4, Amrouche developed an extensive motorsport background across karting, GT racing, endurance competition and single-seaters.
She began karting at 13 and secured a regional championship three years later before progressing into car racing at 17. Subsequently, she gained experience across several categories, demonstrating her versatility behind the wheel.
In 2023, Amrouche finished runner-up in the Spanish GT Championship’s GPX category. She later claimed a GTX class victory at the Barcelona 24 Hours and secured third place in class at the 2026 Dubai 24 Hours.
Furthermore, her 2025 Ultimate Cup campaign provided valuable single-seater experience in Formula Regional machinery. She recorded one podium and 13 additional top-10 finishes, demonstrating consistency throughout the championship.
That experience provides a foundation for her continued development in GB4 as she prepares for another competitive weekend.
Amrouche targets stronger results with KMR Sport
Amrouche believes her move to KMR Sport will provide an opportunity to challenge for better results as she continues progressing through the single-seater ranks.
The French driver joins a team with a proven record of championship success and driver development. Having completed her first GB4 season, she now hopes to combine that experience with the team’s technical expertise.
Amrouche outlined her ambitions and emphasised the importance of continued preparation.
“As I always say, there is a year to learn and a year to win. This year, my focus is on putting everything in place to achieve the best results possible. That starts with staying committed to my training throughout the winter break and working with a team that has a proven track record of winning races and championships, and helping its drivers achieve their full potential. I’m really looking forward to getting started and seeing what we can achieve together.”
Mills confident Amrouche can improve on previous results
KMR Sport enters the Winter Series following another successful GB4 campaign, having guided Alex O’Grady to the 2026 Drivers’ Championship.
The achievement marked the team’s fifth championship title since GB4’s introduction in 2022, adding to its three Teams’ Championships and previous Drivers’ title.
Team Principal Kevin Mills believes Amrouche’s experience from the regular season will prove valuable at Snetterton. Furthermore, he expects her familiarity with the circuit to help accelerate her adaptation to the team.
“Solenn was very new to the UK racing scene this year, but she handled the challenges thrown at her really well, and I’m sure will put that experience to good use at the Winter Series. She’s heading back to a circuit that she’s raced on before, and by working closely with Tom [Mills] and the rest of our team, I think she’ll have a great chance of exceeding her best results so far.”
Amrouche completes KMR Sport’s three-driver Winter Series line-up
Amrouche joins Toby Campbell and Lewis Goff in KMR Sport’s three-car entry for the inaugural event.
While Amrouche brings previous GB4 experience, Goff will make his single-seater debut after securing the 2026 Ginetta Junior Championship with ten victories. Meanwhile, Campbell will make his first competitive appearance in car racing following a largely self-funded karting career.
The contrasting backgrounds give KMR Sport a mixture of established single-seater experience and emerging talent as the team prepares for the championship’s first Winter Series.
For Amrouche, working alongside the two newcomers also provides an opportunity to take on a more experienced role within the line-up.
Additionally, the team’s recent success offers encouragement as she seeks to improve her results and establish greater consistency.
Snetterton offers opportunity to continue development
The inaugural GB4 Winter Series will feature two qualifying sessions and four races across the Snetterton 300 circuit.
Saturday’s programme will include qualifying and two races, with the championship repeating the format on Sunday. Unlike the regular GB4 season, the Winter Series will not feature reverse-grid contests, placing greater emphasis on qualifying performance across both days.
For Amrouche, the event represents an opportunity to build on the progress she demonstrated towards the end of her rookie campaign. Her previous experience at Snetterton should also provide a useful starting point as she adjusts to working with KMR Sport.
With a full season of GB4 racing behind her and championship-winning support for the weekend ahead, Amrouche will aim to convert her development into stronger results as she continues her single-seater career.
