After showing strong pace throughout the weekend at Snetterton, British Touring Car Championship driver James Dorlin was left frustrated not to convert his speed into the results he deserved following a challenging race day on Sunday. Dorlin immediately looked competitive from the outset, consistently running inside the top ten and demonstrating the pace to challenge further up the order on one of the BTCC calendar’s most demanding circuits. Positive progress through practice

Mark Smith & Martin Plowman emerged from a scorching Bank Holiday British GT weekend at Oulton Park with a breakthrough podium finish and their best result to date as a pairing. Fourth overall in the opening race marked a major achievement for the entire Paddock team and was made even sweeter by the fact one of the cars ahead competed in a different class, promoting Smith and Plowman onto the GT3 Pro-Am podium for the first time together in their fourth full season as teammat

Branden Templeton and teammate Jack Collins celebrated their first victory of the season in the GT4 class of the British GT Championship with a standout performance at Oulton Park aboard the distinctive Century Motorsport BMW M4 GT4, affectionately nicknamed “Chomp”. Starting from second on the grid, the dragon-liveried BMW entered the opening race as a strong contender after compensation time penalties for several of the championship’s leading crews created an opportunity at

Back to back podiums & fastest lap in the final for Eva Morris at PFI in the Champions of the Future Series driving the OK-N

James Dorlin delivered a standout performance during a dramatic race day at Brands Hatch, securing overall Jack Sears Trophy honours after three hard-fought races in the British Touring Car Championship. The weekend began in difficult circumstances after an engine change forced Dorlin to miss valuable running in free practice, leaving the team on the back foot heading into qualifying and race day. Changing weather conditions added another layer of difficulty, with intermitten

Kenny Schmied and Anthony Geraci delivered a strong opening race at Sebring International Raceway in the #72 Toyota GR Supra GT4 EVO2 for Rafa Racing, securing a hard-fought second-place finish in the Am class of Pirelli GT4 America Race 1. Starting from fourth in class, Geraci made an excellent getaway in the 29-car field, climbing to third by the end of the opening lap. An early full course yellow on lap two briefly neutralised the race following a stranded car on circuit,

Will Martin is set to compete in the 2026 McLaren Trophy Europe championship with Greystone GT, partnering Hugo Bac in the team’s #33 Pro entry. The programme represents an exciting new chapter in Will’s GT racing career as he steps onto the European stage with one of the championship’s most ambitious and competitive teams. Following strong progress in recent seasons, the move to Greystone GT provides Will with the perfect environment to continue his development and fight at