For over 40 years Cobra Seats has been manufacturing exclusively in the United Kingdom, earning a reputation that unites innovative technology, quality of design and functional elegance.
It’s a reputation built on passion. In the 1960’s Len Dunsford was acknowledged as one of the country’s best vehicle trimmers – his work graced racing cockpits used by names like Moss, McQueen and Clark.
Nowadays modern heroes place their trust in Cobra’s ability to combine the very highest safety standards with weight saving technology… and Cobra is still a family run company – grandson Mark, who is Managing Director, shares his father’s and grandfather’s “hands on” passion for the art of building the finest seats and car interiors.
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Cammish wins at Thruxton to boost Honda BTCC title chase.
A mixed set of results for drivers using Cobra seats – with Colin Turkington and Andrew Jordan having a weekend to forget – but that simply opened the door for other drivers using Cobra seats to grab the wins and the headlines!
RACE WINS FOR TOM INGRAM, COLIN TURKINGTON AND RORY BUTCHER AS THE “COBRA BOYS” MARCH ON
At Cobra we are proud that half of the drivers in the British Touring Car Championships use our products – and even more pleased that the top three drivers in the standings after another thrilling day of racing at Snetterton use Cobra seats: In fact, if you take a look at the standings, you’ll see that in addition to Colin Turkington, Andrew Jordan and Rory Butcher who hold first, second and third places in the rankings at the moment, Dan Cammish, Tom Ingram and Matt Neal mean that drivers using Cobra seats currently claim six of the top eight places in the Drivers’ Championship as we head towards the next meeting at Thruxton.
Drivers using Cobra seats dominate the 2019 BTCC meeting at Oulton Park.
The statistics (almost) say it all: Drivers using Cobra seats took the top seven positions in qualifying, the top seven positions in Race 1, the top eight positions in Race 2 and the top six positions in Race 3.
… and if Colin Turkington’s double didn’t grab all the headlines, then controversy in Race 3 involving three more drivers using Cobra seats ensured that “The Cobra Boys” really did dominate the news reports from start to finish!
GRABBING THE HEADLINES FROM START TO FINISH
It was a great weekend at Croft with drivers in Cobra seats grabbing most of the headlines!
The precedent was set in a bizarre qualifying session which saw no fewer than five red flags and the session ending prematurely when an off for “Cobra driver” Andrew Jordan “promoted”, erm, Andrew Jordan to the front of the grid!
“Cobra drivers” enjoy a great day at Thruxton
A huge crowd at Britain’s fastest circuit enjoying the spring weather witnessed a great weekend for drivers using Cobra seats as Thruxton played host to Rounds 7, 8 and 9 of the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship.
The best attended Saturday practice this century witnessed a fascinating battle for pole, with Sam Tordoff nudging Dan Cammish into second on the grid, with Andrew Jordan (fully recovered from that horrendous side impact last time out) in third and Colin Turkington in fourth.
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