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Well, that wasn’t predicted… The British Touring Car Championship experienced one of those weekends at Snetterton where its acknowledged title-winning Big Three – Ash Sutton, Tom Ingram, Jake Hill – all failed to win a race, and each suffered a setback. That threw the door open to victories for Dan…

Two rounds in, the British Touring Car Championship title favourite for 2025 is a driver who hasn’t yet won a race. Brands Hatch last weekend was a mirror image of the opening round at Donington Park – this time, Ash Sutton and his Alliance Racing Ford pals seemed a little…

Watching today’s runways feels like flipping through my own scrapbook.

No, it's not just you—these styles probably look familiar.

Last month’s British Touring Car Championship finale was a dramatic event. The title fight went right down to the wire at Brands Hatch and the battling between Jake Hill and Tom Ingram will live long in the memory. But, away from the action on circuit, the event was also memorable…

The field was smaller compared to recent seasons, but the quality at the front of the British Touring Car Championship in 2024 was as high as fans have seen since the Super Touring days a quarter of a century ago.

The contrast could not have been greater. While Deagen Fairclough romped to British Formula 4 glory by a staggering 222.5 points after unprecedented levels of domination, Seb Hopkins sealed the Porsche Sprint Challenge GB title by just a solitary point.

Tom Ingram has revealed that a lack of grip in the Brands Hatch finale cost him any opportunity to beat Jake Hill to this year’s British Touring Car Championship title.

Rodin Motorsport’s Louis Sharp clinched the 2024 GB3 Championship in last weekend’s deciding race at Brands Hatch. The British-born New Zealander, who is one of four finalists for this year’s Silverstone Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award, followed in the footsteps of Luke Browning by winning both the British Formula 4…