BTCC

Family tragedy sees BTCC race winner draw 2019 season to an early close.

Title race heats up as Cammish hits form heading in to penultimate race weekend of the 2019 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship.

With title rivals faltering, Dan Cammish maximised his efforts to bring himself within eleven points of the BTCC title lead as team-mate Matt Neal had a frustrating weekend.

Former BTCC champion closes in on second title as gap to top falls to ten points.

Race 1 – a home win, many incidents, and a safety car period.

Qualifying at Knockhill – a loving tribute, first time podium, and a red flag.

Nic Hamiltons dream career saved by ROKiT Phones

Race 3 a superb comeback, a knock for Andrew Hill and it’s still all to play for.

Round 23 (Race 2) Knockhill, Jordan takes the win, three retirements, and points close up.

Dan Cammish has claimed his first win of the season in Race 3 as the latest BTCC weekend at Thruxton finishes with a frenetic race which saw the rain pour towards the end.

Josh Cook claimed a brilliant victory in Race Two in Thruxton to close the gap at the top of the drivers’ standings behind Colin Turkington and Andrew Jordan who will have one more race to increase their lead on the BTC Racing driver.

Sam Tordoff took an almost lights to flag victory to start the latest weekend of BTCC action at Thruxton as he took his pole position to a win after previously losing out to Andrew Jordan when he achieved the same result last time.

Sam Tordoff has taken pole position for the second time this season at Thruxton in an uninterrupted session as the BTCC returns for it’s second foray at the Hampshire circuit.

Colin Turkington extended his lead at the top of the BTCC Drivers’ standings after claiming a fifth victory of 2019 at Snetterton.

Ollie Jackson was one of the standout drivers as the BTCC returned with the latest weekend of action at Snetterton with the Team Shredded Wheat Racing with Gallagher driver claiming a maiden Independent race win.