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Fresh from his Croft triumph, Nathan Edwards carried that momentum north to Scotland by storming to a double pole. He set the benchmark early in qualifying with a blistering 54.850, good enough to “park the car” and watch the rest of the session unfold.

The BTCC returned in style at Knockhill, with the Scottish circuit basking in glorious sunshine and its trademark rolling hills providing the perfect backdrop for touring car action. Fans packed the banks to witness a weekend of high-octane drama, and it was WSR’s BMWs that proved untouchable.From the

Following the summer break, Mini Challenge returned to racing with the JCW and JCW Sport classes at Croft Circuit over the weekend and it certainly did not disappoint.  The weekend kicked off with high drama as the qualifying session was twice interrupted by red flags—first for Alex Solley early

The mid-season break came to a close as the BTCC roared back into life under sunny Yorkshire skies at Croft. Friday’s action-packed practice sessions set the tone, with dramatic offs for Tom Chilton and James Dorlin at Turn 1, while Jake Hill was forced to withdraw from the weekend

Oulton Park served up classic BTCC chaos with three different winners, big battles, and a win for Gordon Shedden. Sutton stormed to victory, Ingram dominated early, and drama unfolded across every lap. Catch up on all the action from a thrilling weekend of touring car racing.

Half the Pitlane News team made it down, including our very own Dan Knight, who’s officially stepping up as Editor-in-Chief (!!!). Thruxton was wet but produced some exciting track actio ...

After a dramatic and rain-soaked qualifying session at Thruxton that saw Josh Cook sent hurtling into the tyre wall, the British Touring Car Championship served up a completely different scene on race day.