Dextra Group are delighted to be back racing!

Barwell Motorsport will fight on three fronts for this year’s British GT Championship title after confirming Alex Martin and Jarrod Waberski as the drivers for its third Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2. The Surrey squad will launch its biggest British GT attack in almost two decades this year by fielding a trio of Huracan GT3s as it goes all-out to emulate the GT3 Teams’ and Drivers’ title double it last achieved in 2024. The car’s striking new design features backing from Dextra Group – DexNET Lighting Controls, D.A.W, T4 Intelligent Infrastructure and Dama Fortuna Premium Tequila.

The addition of Martin and Waberski brings even more firepower to an already potent Barwell entry, blending one of the most impressive amateur drivers across recent seasons with a rising star of the sport. With the car running in Silver-Am, Barwell will be fighting for every available British GT3 title this year.

Martin boasts a formidable British GT record. Since joining Barwell at the start of 2024 he has recorded four outright race wins – plus a top-score during the 2024 season finale at Brands Hatch – giving Martin more maximum scores across the last two seasons than any other amateur driver in the series. Second in the points alongside Sandy Mitchell in 2024, Martin was also fourth in the standings last term.

With Mitchell’s Lamborghini Squadra Corse commitments in IMSA preventing him from fulfilling a full British GT campaign this year, Barwell has recruited rising star Waberski to the team. The 20-year-old South African will make his British GT debut this year but has already shone on the international stage. Having been a multiple race-winner and finished runner-up in both the South African Formula Ford 1600 and GB4 Championship, he made the switch to GT racing last year. Jumping straight into the highest level of them all, the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup, he lifted the Silver title at his first attempt in a Century Motorsport BMW M4, a result that included a win at Monza and a podium finish in the world-famous CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa.

Waberski will now make the switch to the mid-engined Lamborghini, and together with Martin promises to be an entry to watch this season.

Barwell Motorsport team principal Mark Lemmer commented: “When we decided to increase our British GT effort to three cars for this year the challenge was on to ensure we had three crews all fully capable of fighting for wins. We have undoubtedly achieved that. In Duncan and Matt, Rob and Hugo, and now Alex and Jarrod we have three cars stacked with talent and potential.

“It’s great to have Alex back. He’s been so impressive across his two seasons with us already and I know he’s hungry to go one better than he did in 2024 and clinch the championship. Jarrod is an incredibly exciting addition to the team. He showed last year that he’s fully adapted to GT racing and capable of winning at the highest level. From his first test with us we were so impressed with his speed and attitude. I have no doubt he’ll surprise a few people this season. You can never underestimate the competitiveness of a championship like British GT, but our goal is clear, to fight for the GT3 Drivers’ titles and the Teams’ championship, and we have every ingredient in place to do just that.”

Rupert Martin, Dextra Group Chairman adds: “Dextra Group is delighted to be involved as car sponsor again for Barwell Motorsport in the British GT Championship. In 2026, we are using the marketing opportunity to showcase DexNET, the company’s new wireless lighting control system – developed entirely in house. Using our extensive industry experience, we have developed a comprehensive and scalable wireless solution with full end to end control and the ability to grow and adapt the system in line with our customers’ changing needs.”