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Cobra the Seat of BTCC Champions

As the dust settles on another fantastic British Touring Car Championship season that has seen more race winners than ever before, there’s at least one consistent factor that links all of the champions in every category – they all use Cobra seats.

Honda storms to double 1-2 as Cammish clinches first BTCC victories in supreme style

While Colin Turkington rightly grabbed the headlines and the "big one" at Brands Hatch it was also a special day for Cobra's great friends at Halford's Yuasa Racing - with Dan Cammish capping his first BTCC campaign with not just his maiden victory, but a second one to boot!

First silverware of the season goes to Dan Cammish

A charging double top ten finish in race three from Honda duo Matt Neal and Dan Cammish ensured a positive conclusion for Halfords Yuasa Racing at Silverstone during Rounds 25/26/27 of the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship at Silverstone, with Dan Cammish successfully securing the coveted Jack Sears Trophy in his rookie season.

Turkington extends his championship lead.

For drivers in Cobra seats Knockhill was a weekend with more ups and downs than a kilt in a hurricane.

Practice day benefitted from lovely summer weather – and the sun certainly shone on Dan Cammish, in the Team Dynamics Honda Civic, who drove a barnstorming lap to claim his first ever pole for race one.

A tough weekend – but drivers and cars using Cobra seats still head all the standings.

It wasn’t the best start for Cobra drivers at Rockingham: Dan Cammish had a promising qualifying session, starting third on the grid, but after contact between Dan and Sam Tordoff’s Ford at a fiercely contested first hairpin ironically it was Dan’s team mate (and Championship hopeful) Matt Neal who paid the price after he (and a number of others) ploughed in to the stationary Focus.