Early years According to KMR Sport's official website, the team was founded in 1998 by Kevin Mills as
Kevin Mills Racing. However, the team formerly stated that its foundation date was 1994. From
2004 to
2010, the team competed in
British Formula Ford Championship.
2011–2020 According to the team's profile in
GB4 Championship's website, KMR Sport is one of the leading teams in
Formula Ford 1600. The team's drivers won
Walter Hayes Trophy five times, In mid-2010s, the team also raced in
Radical Sportscars's one-make racing championships.
2021–2024 In October 2021, the team was announced to join
GB4 Championship from the
2022 season, having stepped up from
Formula Ford 1600. The team won the GB4 teams' title for the first time in 2022, with Tom Mills and
Jarrod Waberski driving for the team. In January 2023, according to information from British Government's
Companies House, a company, named KMR Operations, was incorporated. It is responsible for KMR Sport's activities. While the team was rebranded from Kevin Mills Racing to KMR Sport, in
2023 GB4 Championship, it signed Jeremy Fairbairn and Jack Clifford. Later, Tom Mills joined the team and won the Drivers' Championship, while KMR Sport also won the Teams' Championships for the second time.
2025–2026 During an interview with
Motorsport News published in late-February 2025, team owner Kevin Mills mentioned about the possible expansion to
Ginetta Junior Championship and
GB3 Championship. However, the team finished sixth in team's standing, losing the teams' title to
Elite Motorsport. O'Grady and Watkins remained with the team for 2026, while Holly Miall was signed to replace Bruce. ==Current series results==