Job had a better weekend in the Porsche Esports Carrera Cup GB, where he returned to defend the title he won in 2021.
Again, the event headed to the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit for the first two rounds of the season, and – just as he did last year – Job took pole position by a relatively comfortable 0.2s margin from Berryman.
The front four of Job, Berryman, Ellis, and Carroll set a blistering pace up front, working together to pull away from Jack Sedgwick in fifth as a group. All of the action happened in the last two laps, as Ellis attacked into Copse, but Job was able to retake the lead in Stowe and bring Carroll up into third too. That would be how they’d finish, to set up the reverse-grid second race.
Blair Mann would start on pole ahead of Sedgwick, but Berryman made the best start of all and took the lead before the Wellington Straight. As Mann fell back down the order Ellis would follow Berryman past Sedgwick much later in the lap, with Job right behind. Sedgwick would end up in the gravel after Carroll made contact at the end of lap two.
That gave Berryman some breathing space at the front, and he’d cruise to victory with team-mate Ellis just behind. However, first and third for Job, plus the pole position bonus point, is enough to see him in the early championship lead, ahead of Ellis.