BTCC

BTCC Croft - Ashley Sutton puts one hand on championship trophy after Tom Ingram suffers disastrous weekend!

Too quick for anyone to catch, Josh Cook won the Qualifying Race with an advantage greater than one second to Dan Cammish. Sutton finished third, a solid result as he strives to claim his fifth championship before the final round at Brands Hatch.

Josh Cook will start the Croft Qualifying race from pole position, having set the fastest time in Qualifying. Tom Ingram will start second from Mikey Doble in third.

The Championship leader, Ash Sutton, will approach a race weekend for the first time this year having not won a race in the previous round. Regardless of his absence from the top step, the four time Champion won't be concerned as he still picked up two second places and stretched his points lead to 98.

Adam Morgan dominated the British Touring Car Championship's (BTCC) proceedings at Donington Park over the weekend. Ashley Sutton crucially extended his championship lead to over 100 points over Tom Ingram, as Lewis Gilbert was involved in a shocking crash during the first race, which saw his BMW flip over at the penultimate corner.

The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) returns for Rounds 19, 20 and 21 at the iconic Donington Park circuit. Ashley Sutton comes into the weekend with a mammoth lead in the championship standings, 81-points ahead of the next challenger, Tom Ingram.

Tom Chilton dominated the final British Touring Car Championship race at Knockhill, converting his pole position into a race victory without any serious challenge. Further down the order, championship leaders Ashley Sutton and Tom Ingram struggled to score any meaningful points.

Ashley Sutton won the second BTCC race at Knockhill after overtaking the two Plato Racing Mercedes cars of Adam Morgan and Dan Rowbottom, as championship rival Tom Ingram was forced to retire from the race due to heavy damage to the front of his Hyundai. Sutton extends his lead in the BTCC championship.

Adam Morgan takes maiden Plato Racing victory in rain-soaked BTCC Knockhill Race 1!

Credit: BTCC The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) returns this weekend as the drivers head to the challenging Knockhill circuit as the championship heads north of the border and into Scotland. Another massively successful outing at Thruxton for NAPA Racing UK’s Ash Sutton allows him to remain in a dominant position when considering the overall championship standings, with Team VERTU’s Tom Ingram chasing him down in second. PMR’s Mikey Doble continues to lead the Indepe

Josh Cook wins BTCC Race to Pole at Thruxton ahead of Tom Ingram and Ash Sutton.

Josh Cook will start the BTCC Race to Pole at Thruxton from first, after going quickest in qualifying ahead of Tom Ingram.

Charles Rainford has won the final BTCC race at Oulton Park as Team VERTU’s Ricky Collard and Tom Ingram completed the podium.

Ash Sutton wins race two for the BTCC at Oulton Park. The podium was completed by Tom Ingram and Dan Cammish.

Dan Cammish has won the opening BTCC race at Oulton Park, with Josh Cook and Tom Ingram completing the podium.

Dan Cammish wins the BTCC Race to Pole at Oulton Park, followed by Josh Cook and Ash Sutton.

The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) returns for one final time before its summer break as the drivers head to the twisty and technical Oulton Park.

Gordon Shedden wins final BTCC race at Snetterton. Ash Sutton and Tom Ingram completed the podium in race three of the weekend.

Ash Sutton has won race two of the weekend for BTCC at Snetterton. Ricky Collard and Tom Chilton battled to podium finishes.

Charles Rainford has won the first race of the day for the BTCC at Snetterton. Tom Ingram and Daryl DeLeon completed the podium.