It's a reputation built on passion

DAN AND COLIN BOTH CLAIM WINS AS DRIVERS USING COBRA SEATS INTENSIFY THEIR TITLE CHALLENGE

Honda driver Dan Cammish enjoyed the strongest weekend of his British Touring Car Championship career at Silverstone, with a trio of top-four finishes, including a win, sending him and Honda rocketing up the points table.

Two wins for Tom Ingram and a victory for Josh Cook in Race 3: Drivers using Cobra seats dominate the podium at Thruxton

Victories can be a little like buses – you wait an age and then two come along at once. Toyota Gazoo Racing UK's Tom Ingram finally opened his 2020 British Touring Car Championship victory account by beating Honda's Dan Cammish to a race one win at Thruxton… and then repeated the feat in race two.

JOSH COOK PUTS HIS COBRA SEAT TO THE TEST

As usual, Knockhill provided a thrilling days racing, with blue skies providing ITV with countless opportunities to show off the dramatic circuit in all its glory. Panoramic shots of the distant Forth bridges and the rolling Fife countryside interspersed coverage of three BTCC races which had more than their fair share of incidents – not least the high speed off in Race 1 which saw Josh Cook plant his BTC Racing Honda Civic boot first in the safety barriers at Butcher’s.

MATT NEAL CELEBRATES 700TH BTCC RACE START.

The euphoria of a good qualifying session on Saturday ahead of a race day that would see him start his 700^th BTCC race promised so much for Matt Neal, but on Sunday the racing Gods conspired to spoil the party for the man who proudly bore the number 700 on his race car to celebrate a career that has so far spanned no fewer than 29 years and a total of seven Driver’s Championships (four in the Independent’s category and three as overall champion).

A CLEAN SWEEP FOR DRIVERS USING COBRA SEATS – AND A DAY THAT OLIPHANT WILL NEVER FORGET!

The second meeting of this year’s BTCC campaign provided WSR’s Tom Oliphant with his first ever British Touring Car win and saw drivers using Cobra seats top the podium in all three races.

It was at Brands Hatch on the final laps of the final race of last season that Dan Cammish suffered a brake failure which saw him lose the BTCC Championship. In a strange twist of fate, the motor racing gods redressed the balance in the first race this year with Dan’s Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R taking a dramatic win after a late puncture hit long-time leader Rory Butcher.