The second British Touring Car race at Silverstone resulted in a second 1-2 finish for the works Honda team for the day. However, with the order reversed Gordon Shedden was able to take the title fight to final race of the season.
Matt Neal led a Honda Racing Team 1-2 in the first British Touring Car race at Silverstone to increase his lead in the championship. Meanwhile his title rivals Jason Plato and Mat Jackson both suffered punctures and ended the race pointless.
The 2012 iteration of Toyota's NGTC-spec British Touring Car challenger has been unveiled at the final weekend of the 2011 season at…
Mat Jackson led the Independents’ title chasing Airwaves Racing during Saturday’s running at Silverstone, setting the pace during the second practice session before qualifying second for the first British Touring Car race of the final weekend.
Driver Team Time Gap 1 Matt Neal Honda Racing Team 59.131 2 Mat Jackson Airwaves Racing 59.166 +0.035…
Not having taken a pole position since April at Donington Park Matt Neal timed his lap perfectly to take the top spot…
Driver Team Time Gap 1 Mat Jackson Airwaves Racing 59.627 2 Dave Newsham Special Tuning Racing 59.635 +0.008 3…
The second practice session for the British Touring Car Championship field saw faster time in general with nine drivers squeezing under the minute mark compared to just two in the opening session.
Driver Team Time Gap 1 Tom Chilton Team Aon 59.900 2 Mat Jackson Airwaves Racing 59.927 +0.027 3 Tom…
The blue oval dominated the first 40 minute practice session at Silverstone, Team Aon driver Tom Chilton leading the session by putting in a lap of 59.900 in the final two minutes of the session.
Matt Neal will start the fial weekend of the 2011 BTCC season leading the points. This is how he got there.
Defending champion Jason Plato enters the 2011 BTCC finale with a chance of retaining his title. This is the story of his season.
How Honda Racing Team Gordon Shedden has fared during the 2011 BTCC season to start the final weekend in contention for his first title.
How Airwaves Racing’s Mat Jackson fared through the 2011 season to reach the final weekend of the BTCC win fourth place overall.
A look at how Triple Eight driver James Nash reached the final weekend of the 2011 British Touring Car Championship in fifth place in points.
Airwaves Racing are set for the biggest battle of their BTCC history this weekend at Silverstone, as the Kent based team tries to push Mat Jackson to the championship title in both overall and independents’ category.
Frank Wrathall heads to the British Touring Car Championship season finale at Silverstone hoping to return to the sharp end of the grid after a tough weekend last time out at Brands Hatch.
