Charlotte Gilbert

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April 1, 1972 (53)

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Pro

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178

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United Kingdom

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Charlotte Gilbert is a champion British endurance racer who made history by becoming the overall GT Cup Championship titleholder in 2024, racing with Topcats Racing in a Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo.

EARLY YEARS

Charlotte began her racing journey with Topcats Racing in the GT Cup Championship, where she quickly established herself as a formidable competitor in the GTC class.

EARLY SUCCESS

Gilbert’s early racing career was marked by consistent success and rapid progression in the GT Cup Championship. Her partnership with teammate Tom Rawlings proved exceptional, as they regularly challenged and defeated competitors in higher-spec GT3 and GTO machinery. At Donington Park in 2024, she claimed three class victories and frequently challenged Group GT3 drivers for overall victories, showcasing her remarkable skill behind the wheel.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2023: Participated in the GT Cup Championship UK – GTC with Topcats Racing, driving a Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo[5].
2024 (May): Achieved two race victories at Brands Hatch in the GT Cup Championship[1].
2024: Claimed three class victories in Group GTC at Donington Park[1].
2024 (October): Sealed the overall GT Cup Championship title at Snetterton alongside teammate Tom Rawlings[2][4].

REPUTATION

Charlotte has built a reputation as an exceptionally skilled endurance racer known for her consistency, speed, and overtaking abilities. Her adaptability to challenging conditions, including changeable weather at circuits like Donington Park, has become a signature strength. Gilbert’s ability to dominate in both solo and team races has solidified her status as one of the most impressive drivers in the GT Cup paddock, particularly notable for achieving overall victories against higher-specification machinery in her Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

For 2025, Gilbert plans to continue her successful partnership with Topcats Racing and co-driver Tom Rawlings in the GT Cup Championship. After claiming both the overall and Group GTC championship titles in 2024, her focus is on defending these titles while potentially exploring opportunities to expand her racing program[2].