George Gamble is the latest driver to be announced for the 2022 BTCC season with Ciceley Motorsport’s line-up set to comprise the rookie and title challenger, Adam Morgan.
FIA High-Tech Light Panels can already be seen at Silverstone, Brands Hatch and Donington Park, but new scheme sees five more circuits gain safety feature.
Dan Lloyd will embark on second full BTCC season with a new team joining Tom Ingram at EXCELR8 Motorsport in the Hyundai i30 N Fastback.
Gordon Shedden and Dan Rowbottom will return for the 2022 BTCC season after being confirmed for Halfords Racing with Cataclean’s line-up of three drivers.
The destination of Jake Hill has been confirmed for the 2022 BTCC season as MB Motorsport powered by ROKiT team up with WSR to run the title challenger.
Young Scot, Dexter Patterson will form Laser Tools Racing alongside Aiden Moffat for the 2022 season after impressing recently at Snetterton.
Earlier this week, Ollie Jackson and Sam Osborne were confirmed for Motorbase Performance’s stable who join Ash Sutton and Dan Cammish at NAPA Racing UK in the 2022 BTCC season.
Reigning three-time champion Sutton joins Cammish at NAPA Racing for 2022 BTCC title tilt
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A dream team has been formed at NAPA Racing as Ash Sutton joins Dan Cammish at the Motorbase Performance ran squad for the 2022 BTCC title tilt.
Dan Cammish will make a welcome return to the BTCC grid in 2022 as the first signee confirmed for the new NAPA Racing UK outfit ran by Motorbase Performance.
Newly crowned triple BTCC champion Ash Sutton added the finishing touches to a fantastic year with a Race Three triumph at Brands Hatch.
Ash Sutton has claimed back-to-back BTCC Drivers’ Championship titles with a race to spare at Brands Hatch, as Josh Cook sealed a second race win of the day.
BTC Racing’s Josh Cook headed up a one-two with teammate, Senna Proctor to begin the BTCC finale at Brands Hatch, while Ash Sutton has extended his championship lead.
‘King of Croft’ Colin Turkington has emerged with his 13th win at the North Yorkshire circuit in a start to finish victory ahead of Gordon Shedden and Ash Sutton who provided a great battle.
Jake Hill closed the gap at the top of the BTCC Drivers’ Championship standings after claiming Race Two at Croft ahead of Aiden Moffat and Josh Cook.
Laser Tools Racing’s Aiden Moffat converted his pole position to a first BTCC race win since Silverstone in 2018 in Croft’s opener.
Car Gods with Ciceley Motorsport driver Adam Morgan held top spot despite a drama filled triple safety car period at Thruxton ahead of Colin Turkington and Senna Proctor.
Reigning BTCC champion, Ash Sutton is heading further towards a third Drivers’ Championship after surging to the front during Race Two at Thruxton with late drama affecting title rival, Tom Ingram.
