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Árón Taylor-Smith returned to the top step of the podium for the first time in ten years at Brands Hatch Indy in special moment. The Irishman joined the BTCC back in 2011 for the Knockhill round becoming the youngest driver on the grid. Scoring points on debut he would impress before moving into a full-time drive with Redstone Racing. 2012 he would prove to be one of Touring Cars rising stars claiming a podium at Silverstone and the following weekend his maiden victory at

Ian Loggie will join 2 Seas Motorsport for the remainder of the 2026 season. Joining Aaron Walker in the no. 15 Mercedes-AMG, the 2022 champion permanently replaces Kenzie Beecroft after his departure just before the Silverstone 500 where Andrew Gilbert replaced him. Loggie now takes over full-time running for the season alongside Walker remaining in the Silver-Am class. Loggie previously joined 2 Seas in 2023 after claiming his championship with RAM Racing joining Jule

Team Vertu driver Ricky Collard is showing everyone why he should stay for the whole season as he tries to pull sponsors together to run a full 2026 campaign. Collard was announced on the day of the Brands Hatch Media Day test ahead of the 2026 BTCC Season to be returning to the grid and joining Team Vertu. However, since then he has stated that his contract and sponsorship money will currently only seem him through half of the season as he tries to pull money and sponsor

The McLaren Junior Dries Van Langendonck has extended his championship lead by the end of the Brands Hatch weekend. Van Langendonck is one of the upcoming stars of the future within the British F4 ranks. Claiming victory in his debut weekend at Donington Park last year was an excellent feat and by the end of the year had proven he can be quick and consistent. After competing in the Formula Winter Series with his current team, Rodin Motorsport, where he dominated the champ

Reigning BTCC champion Tom Ingram had a difficult start to the season but after a solid weekend at Brands Hatch finds himself second in the standings. Ingram had a difficult weekend in Donington Park, despite having plenty of pace, a penalty for a false start in the inaugural ‘Race To Pole’ would ultimately drop him to second behind the Mercedes of Daniel Rowbottom. He would go on to win race one of the weekend before being disqualified for an excessive overboost infringe

The four-time BTCC Champion Ash Sutton done everything he needed last weekend at Brands Hatch to extend his championship lead; can he continue it into Snetterton? After an excellent opening weekend of the season for Ash Sutton with two wins and a second place at Donington Park, he left the weekend with an eighteen-point championship lead over the BMW of Charles Rainford despite retiring from the inaugural qualifying race. He entered the Brands Hatch weekend on the Indy ci

Alliance Racing’s Peter Osborne would be fined after the Brands Hatch BTCC weekend due to an incident with Jason Plato after the event. During the second race of the day at Brands Hatch, a battle between NAPA’s Sam Osborne and Plato Racing’s Daniel Rowbottom would end in disaster. Rowbottom would send a move up the inside into Druids on Osborne after the latter was recovering from going off the road at Paddock Hill Bend causing a collision between the pair and taking Osbo

Reigning champion Tom Ingram claims his first victory of the season at Brands Hatch in final race of the day. James Dorlin would start on pole from Josh Cook and Mikey Doble while Ash Sutton, Ricky Collard and Tom Ingram were looking to charge back through in race three. All drivers would get away well, but Sutton got an extraordinary start from seventh on the grid, as everyone defended to the inside he swooped round the outside of almost everyone to be alongside Dorlin

Dries Van Langendonck took victory in epic race at Brands Hatch Indy in final race of the weekend. The grid was supposed to be Adam Al Azhari starting on pole alongside Ethan Lennon while behind them was Lewis Wherrell and championship leader Ethan Jeff-Hall. The third row of the grid consisted of Tommy Harfield and Theo Palmer. However, a number of drivers came in on the first formation lap to switch back to slicks for the start meaning they started from the pitlane. Al

Árón Taylor-Smith claims his first victory in the BTCC since Rockingham in 2016 taking the win at Brands Hatch in race two. Ash Sutton started on pole from Ricky Collard while Tom Ingram started third ahead of Dan Cammish and Tom Chilton who complete the top five on the grid but with the rain coming, the race was not an easy one. Sutton would get a great start managing to have a few car lengths in hand into the first turn over Collard while Ingram and Cammish fought over thir

Jarrett Clark takes victory at Brands Hatch Indy in race two of the weekend making him the fifth winner in five races. Clark would start on pole from Cash Felber in second and Jared Alsabah in third as Clark would get a great getaway pulling clear into turn 1 with a couple car lengths in hand while Felber would drop into the clutches of Alsabah behind as they battle into Paddock Hill Bend. Felber would defend second well while Alsabah would have to look in his mirrors as

Ash Sutton takes race one victory at Brands Hatch extending his championship lead. Sutton would start on pole from Daryl De Leon and Dan Cammish in greasy conditions as the rain started to come down making the track greasy Sutton got an excellent start in greasy conditions while De Leon struggled off the line, dropping him behind Cammish, Collard and Ingram before going wide into Druids dropping him further back. But at Graham Hill Bend, Cammish would go wide on entry a