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Dan Cammish had an excellent weekend in Oulton Park, bring down the points gap to both Ash Sutton and Tom Ingram ahead of the summer break. Cammish started off the season with a very unlucky qualifying race at Donington Park. Starting the inaugural ‘Race To Pole’ on the second row of the grid, he would end up being caught up in the aftermath of the incident between Sutton and Ingram, which sent his teammate spinning off the road and into his path. Cammish tried everything

Ash Sutton successfully maintained his championship lead at Oulton Park, but Tom Ingram closed the gap slightly in trying to mount a challenge against his rival. Sutton entered the weekend with a fifty-seven-point advantage over Ingram and was almost guaranteed to leave the weekend with the lead unless something catastrophic went wrong and Ingram maximised his points tally. While neither of those situations occurred, Ingram managed to close the margin slightly ahead of th

Charles Rainford wins the final race of the day at Oulton Park to take second win of the season. Chris Smiley would start on pole ahead of Sam Osborne and Charles Rainford while Dexter Patterson and Ricky Collard completed the top five on the grid. Further back would see Dan Cammish, Tom Ingram and Ash Sutton sitting in ninth, tenth and eleventh place looking to find their way through the pack in the final race of the day. Rainford would get the best start of the front

Ash Sutton storms to race two victory at Oulton Park with dominant drive. Dan Cammish started on pole ahead of Josh Cook and Tom Ingram who all had to start on the hard compound of tyres after finishing on the podium in race one. Aron Taylor-Smith started behind them in fourth ahead of Aiden Moffat, Mikey Doble and Sutton who starts in seventh place. Cammish would get the best start having a clear run into the first turn while Ingram and Cook would fight it out over sec

Dan Cammish would take first win of the season with victory at Oulton Park in race on of the day. Cammish would start from pole ahead of Josh Cook and championship leader Ash Sutton. Tom Ingram would start fourth ahead of Aron Taylor-Smith and Mikey Doble ahead of the opening race of the day. Cammish would get a great start while a brief bit of contact between Sutton and Cook behind into the first corner. Sutton would gain the advantage by the exit before more contact w

Optimum Motorsport’s Morgan Tillbrook and Ben Barnicoat took victory in the second race at Oulton Park while Daniel Lavery and Darren Turner took the win in GT4. Optimum optimises race to take victory in closely fought battle The Beechdean Aston Martin of Ross Gunn started on pole alongside Barnicoat’s McLaren and the pair would remain throughout the first stint together but will compensation time for the leader to be served for finishing second, it was not too much tro

Hugo Cook and Rob Collard claim victory for Barwell Motorsport in race one over Beechdean Motorsports Andrew Howard and Ross Gunn by slender margin while Century Motorsport claimed victory in GT4. Beechdean vs Barwell for victory in an intense GT3 fight The Lamborghini and Aston Martin started on the front row after Beechdean took a double pole position ahead of Barwell Motorsport. However, the clear air out front was short lived for the Aston as Collard made a move at Old Ha

Gordon Shedden drove a masterclass in defensive driving to take victory in the final race of the day at Snetterton Shedden would start from pole ahead of the two Plato Mercedes’ of Daniel Rowbottom and Adam Morgan. Dan Cammish would start fourth ahead of Tom Chilton and Ricky Collard while Ash Sutton starts seventh on the grid ahead of Charles Rainford. Tom Ingram will start from last place after he had an engine failure late in race two put him out of contention. Shedd

Lewis Wherrell takes his second win of the weekend at Snetterton winning the final race of the day. Lewis Wherrell started on pole ahead of Adam Al Azhari and Ethan Lennon. Theo Palmer would start fourth ahead of Scott Kin Lindblom and Dries Van Langendonck while Ethan Jeff-Hall and Joseph Smith complete the top eight on the grid. Wherrell would get a solid start immediately pulling clear of Al Azhari who had to fight Lennon. He would defend his position and start to at

Championship leader Ash Sutton takes victory in race two of the weekend at Snetterton after starting down the order. Charles Rainford starts from pole ahead of Tom Ingram and Daryl De Leon while Josh Cook, Dan Cammish and Daniel Rowbottom complete the top six on the grid. Sutton started down in eleventh place but with a full set of turbo boost now instead of just one lap like in race one, he aimed to climb the order quickly. Rainford would get away strongly having no co

Timo Jüngling has taken his first victory of the season in race two of the weekend at Snetterton. Jüngling would start on pole ahead of Cash Felber and Jarrett Clark. George Proudford-Nalder, Joseph Smith and Ethan Jeff-Hall would complete the top six on the grid while Dries Van Langendonck and Scott Kin Lindblom start just behind. Contact between the two Virtuosi cars of Smith and Clark would end Smith’s race almost immediately off the start which also allowed Van Lang

Lewis Wherrell would take his maiden victory in British F4 in the first race of the weekend at Snetterton in lights-to-flag victory. Race one would see Lewis Wherrell start from pole position ahead of Scott Kin Lindblom and Theo Palmer. The Championship protagonists would line up in fourth and fifth with Dries Van Langendonck and Ethan Jeff-Hall completing the top five on the grid of a thirty-car field. Lindblom would be covered off into the first corner by Wherrell whi

Charles Rainford would take a lights to flag victory in an excellent drive from the WSR driver. Charles Rainford would start from pole ahead of Josh Cook and Tom Ingram while Dan Cammish would start from fourth. Sutton would start right at the back of the grid after a tyre failure caused him to have to pit in the Qualifying Race yesterday. Rainford would get a better start leading clearly into the first corner while Cook would maintain second before pressure from Ingram

Aston Martin’s Beechdean Motorsport claimed pole position in both of the GT3 qualifying sessions ahead of the bank holiday Monday action while Toro Verde GT and Innovation Racing share GT4 poles. Beechdean take double pole in closely fought GT3 Qualifying GT3 Qualifying one saw a great battle for race one pole position between the Barwell Lamborghini’s of Rob Collard and Alex Martin as well as Andrew Howard in the Beechdean Aston and the Optimum McLaren of Marc Warren.

BMW’s Charles Rainford takes his first pole position of the season at Snetterton in excellent ‘Race to Pole’ fight. Group One of Qualifying saw Tom Chilton take the top spot for much of the session after an excellent set of qualifying laps that left him untouchable for the rest of the session. Meanwhile, Josh Cook managed to pull his way into second ahead of NAPA’s Dan Cammish and the Mercedes of Daniel Rowbottom. His Plato Racing teammate, Adam Morgan would complete the

The BTCC makes its way to Snetterton for the third race weekend of the season, here is what you need to know. The BTCC will contest it’s seventh, eighth and ninth rounds of the season at Snetterton with opportunity for many competitors to try and find their footing after a difficult Brands Hatch weekend while others look to continue their excellent run of form. Sutton races into Snetterton with Championship lead as Ingram tries to claw back the gap The four-time BTCC

The British GT championship heads to Oulton Park for their second weekend of the season, here is everything you need to know. Century Motorsport with early lead The Silverstone 500 opened the British GT season with a bang leaving Optimum Motorsport with the overall victory with stand-in drivers Yasser Shahin and Garnet Patterson taking the top step. However, with the car being ineligible for points, it was the second placed car of Century Motorsports Jonathon Beeson and

Power Maxed Racing continue to look ahead to Snetterton with strong hopes after successful competitive running of their new Audi S3 Saloon to start the season. The Power Maxed Racing squad started the season with a lot of uncertainty, after their facilities burnt down last year with some help from TOCA, Un-Limited Motorsport and the Patterson family they were able to complete last year with two Cupra León’s. However, heading into 2026 they needed a new car in which they b

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