TCF Reviews the 2018 MINI Challenge JCW season in which Ant Whorton-Eales won over half of the races on his way to the title.
MINI Challenge
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BTCC tyre supplier Dunlop provided an opportunity for the stars of the 2018 MINI Challenge to sample a race winning touring car
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Nathan Harrison secured second in the JCW championship ahead of Jordan Collard, who followed him over the line.
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Ant Whorton-Eales took the lead early, winning the first Donington race and with it the MINI Challenge title.
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On his entry to the series, Ben Palmer took pole position, with champion-in-wating Ant Whorton-Eales fourth.
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Ahead of a planned return to the MINI Challenge next year, Lewis Brown is hoping to end his maiden season on a high.
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Championship leader Ant Whorton-Eales won a frantic final MINI Festival race in which the race was split into two halfs.
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Ant Whorton-Eales took one step closer to securing the MINI Challenge JCW title with another win at Brands Hatch.
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Jordan Collard dealt with pressure and backmarkers to secure his second JCW win of the year from the MINI Festival.
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Dan Zelos is making up for the lack of Renault UK Clio Cup running this weekend as he competes in the MINI Challenge at Brands Hatch
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Ant Whorton-Eales inherited victory in the second race from Oulton Park after trouble for rival Jordan Collard.
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Rob Smith came out on top at Oulton Park during a tense five-driver battle in the opening JCW race.
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During a qualifying session with two red flags, it would be Rob Smith who came out on top at Oulton Park.
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Ollie Pidgley expressed his displeasure at Jac Maybin over a crash on the formation lap in MINI Challenge – JCW.
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MINI JCW driver Rob Smith returned to the top step at Silverstone after a return to form from the Nantwich driver.