The penultimate BTCC round roared into life at Silverstone under bright skies, setting up another fierce Ingram vs Sutton title clash. Dan Lloyd claimed his first win of 2025, while Sam Osborne stole the spotlight with a sensational maiden BTCC victory.
Goodwood has a habit of making time stand still. Each September, the Duke of Richmond’s estate is transformed into a mid-century world of motor racing, fashion and aviation — a place where tweed caps meet drum brakes, and V8 thunder mingles with swing music.
Tom Chilton rolled back the clock at Donington Park’s Grand Prix circuit, as the Team VERTU driver converted his first pole position in 14 years into a flawless lights-to-flag victory in Race 1 — his second win of the 2025 BTCC campaign.
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.
The BTCC sprang back into action after the mid-season break, greeted by bright Yorkshire sunshine as the championship returned to Croft. Friday’s practice sessions wasted no time delivering drama.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025, held from July 10–13 at the iconic Goodwood Estate in West Sussex, once again proved why it’s the world’s premier motoring festival. Under the theme “The Winning Formula – Champions & Challengers”.
The BTCC headed to Oulton Park for the final round before the mid-season break, with bright skies punctuated by heavy showers adding an extra layer of intrigue to the Cheshire circuit.
After a dramatic, rain-affected qualifying session that ended with Josh Cook crashing into the tyre wall, the BTCC returned to Thruxton for race day under much calmer conditions, setting the stage for a high-speed and action-packed weekend.
The British GT Championship returned to Oulton Park for a thrilling weekend of racing, with dry but blustery conditions setting the stage for plenty of drama and on-track action.
Estonian driver Romet Jürgenson, alongside co-driver Siim Oja, clinched his first British Rally Championship (BRC) victory at the 2025 Carlisle Stages Rally on April 12. Held in the demanding Kielder Forest, the rally featured five gravel stages spanning over 50 miles.
William Creighton and co-driver Liam Regan made a triumphant start to the 2025 British Rally Championship (BRC) by claiming victory at the East Riding Stages Rally on February 23. Held on the twisty, narrow roads of East Yorkshire.
