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Bobby Thompson will return to the British Touring Car Championship in 2022, reuniting with Team HARD to race one of the team’s CUPRA Leon cars.
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Bobby Thompson will return to the British Touring Car Championship in 2022, reuniting with Team HARD to race one of the team’s CUPRA Leon cars.
Ash Sutton celebrates his title triumph in perfect fashion after ending the year on a high by winning the BTCC finale at Brands Hatch.
Team HARD endures rollercoaster debut with new CUPRA 2 weeks ago Team boss Tony Gilham admitted it had been a “rollercoaster weekend” for Team HARD as it introduced the new CUPRA Leon into the BTCC for the first time. Four of the new cars would appear on track for the season opener at Thruxton but a tough start to proceedings saw Glynn Geddie go off in FP1, with his car then missing the second practice as it underwent repairs prior to qualifying. Race day would provide the team with five points finishes – including a best of eighth for Jack Goff in the mixed weather third race – but G...
Ash Sutton wins mixed weather finale 2 weeks ago Ash Sutton secured victory in wet-dry-wet finale at Thruxton which jumbled up the order in the British Touring Car Championship. With Andy Neate and Glynn Geddie both missing after the race two accident, there was extra spice added to proceedings when rain started to fall shortly before the start – leaving teams to decide whether to go with wet tyres or gamble with slicks given that part of the circuit was wet, and part was dry. As it was, half of the grid took the decision to go to wets with half sticking with slicks, with the early laps pro...
Josh Cooks adds to Thruxton win tally in season opener 1 week ago Josh Cook maintained his strong record at Thruxton as he powered his way to victory in the opening race of the new BTCC season. Ash Sutton had made the best start to lead the field up through Allard for the first time from Colin Turkington and Cook, with Cook then trying to reclaim the place from the BMW going into the complex. Sutton had a slender lead but contact from Turkington turning into the right hander tipped the Infiniti into a spin and dropped the champion to the back of the field, with Cook able to get ahead of Turki...