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Dave Newsham cut a very enthusiastic figure following the latest batch of testing with his new AmD Tuning squad, and feels that the podium is reachable in their 2014 British Touring Car Championship season.

Ollie Jackson will join Dan Welch at the latter’s family squad for the 2014 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship season.

Rotek Racing will make their British Touring Car Championship bow in 2014, with Robb Holland driving an all-new NGTC-specification Audi S3 saloon model.

Dave Newsham will make a switch to the AmDTuning squad for the 2014 BTCC season, driving the team’s newly-purchased Ford Focus.

Aiden Moffat will step up for a full season assault on the British Touring Car Championship in 2014, competing with Aiden Moffat Racing in the Chevrolet Cruze formerly raced by IP Tech Race Engineering.

British Touring Car Championship squad Airwaves Racing were impressed with the performances of Dan Cammish, Harrison Scott and Josh Files during their maiden test of BTCC machinery at Snettetton on Tuesday.

Ciceley Racing will race a Mercedes-Benz A-Class in the 2014 British Touring Car Championship, bringing the German manufacturer to the series for their debut campaign.

Rockingham was a weekend to forget for Andy Neate, the IP Tech Race Engineering driver failing to even complete a single racing lap after he was an unfortunate victim of a race one incident.

Speedworks Toyota team boss Christian Dick believes that good fortune has eluded them too often during the 2013 season, despite Ollie Jackson securing another trio of points finishes last time out at Knockhill.

Andy Neate was full of praise for both Mike Bushell and his IP Tech Race squad’s Chevrolet Cruze after Knockhill, his rookie replacement shining at the Scottish venue.

Following a resurgance in their 2013 form at Snetterton last time out, Airwaves Racing are confident that they can once again be in the fight for podiums this weekend at Knockhill, a track that Aron Smith thrived on last season.

It’s a big conversation starter amongst the British Touring Car Championship following, so we look at whether the current NGTC-look BTCC of 2013 can challenge the supremacy of the Supertouring giants of the 90s.

After completing a trouble-free debut weekend for his new Club 44 squad at Snetterton, Andy Neate declared that he was happy with how proceedings went as he looks towards further improvements at Knockhill.

Airwaves Racing boss David Bartrum was delighted with his squad’s uplifting performances during the latest BTCC visit at Snetterton, the team claiming their first silverware of 2013 thanks to podium finishes in races two and three of the weekend.

Snetterton will see Andy Neate finally return to the British Touring Car Championship grid this weekend, marking the first appearance of the year for the Club 44 team and their NGTC Chevrolet Cruze.