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After more than 20 years competing in the British Touring Car Championship, Tom Chilton looks back on his incredible BTCC career as he prepares to say goodbye to the championship.

Having made his debut in 2002, Tom reflects on the journey that has seen him become one of the BTCC’s longest-serving drivers, revisiting some of his greatest achievements, toughest moments and most memorable experiences on and off the track.

He also opens up about the reasons behind his decision to retire, what he will miss most about racing and the memories that will stay with him long after his final chequered flag.

Watch the full interview from Brands Hatch as Tom Chilton reflects on over two decades in the BTCC and brings an unforgettable chapter of his racing career to a close.

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From second to ninth and back to the podium!
Ash Sutton looked set for a strong finish in Round 30 at Brands Hatch, holding second place for nine laps before an incident sent him off the circuit, through a Kwik Fit sign and across the gravel, dropping him down to ninth.

Watch onboard as Sutton fights his way back through the field, pulling off a series of impressive overtakes to recover lost ground and eventually secure second place. From a dramatic off-track moment to an incredible comeback, this was a race packed with action from start to finish.

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Watch the full race from Round 30 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch GP.

NAPA Racing UK's Dan Cammish claimed victory in a dramatic final race of the season after on-the-road winner Ricky Collard received a five-second post-race penalty, bringing the 2026 BTCC campaign to a thrilling conclusion.

Starting third on the grid, Team VERTU's Collard wasted no time moving to the front, taking the lead on the opening lap before an early safety car period interrupted proceedings.

A first-corner incident brought Tom Chilton's final BTCC race to a premature end, while teammate Tom Ingram, who had won both earlier races at Brands Hatch, was also forced into retirement.

As racing resumed, Cammish found himself in the thick of the action, battling with Dexter Patterson and NAPA Racing UK teammate Ash Sutton as the fight for the podium intensified.

Sutton had climbed to second and was chasing Collard for the lead when a mistake at Westfields sent him off the circuit, dropping the newly crowned five-time champion to ninth by half distance.

However, Sutton produced another remarkable recovery drive, carving his way back through the field to secure second place and his 21st podium finish from 30 races in 2026.

Cammish crossed the line in second but was subsequently promoted to victory following Collard's five-second penalty for a procedural infringement at the safety car restart, securing his third win of the season.

Polesitter Dexter Patterson completed the podium for Steel Seal with Power Maxed Racing, rounding off a breakthrough campaign that saw him claim his maiden championship title with victory in the Jack Sears Trophy.

Teammate Aiden Moffat was also among the front-runners, while CPRL's Adam Morgan produced an impressive recovery drive from 14th on the grid to finish sixth.

Josh Cook finished seventh for Speedworks Corolla Racing, having already claimed two podiums earlier in the day. His strong performances across the weekend also secured fourth place in the overall Drivers' Championship standings.

Daniel Lloyd and Gordon Shedden finished eighth and ninth respectively, recording their best results of the day, while newly crowned Independent Drivers' Trophy winner Mikey Doble completed the top ten.

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Watch the full race from Round 29 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch GP.

Team VERTU's Tom Ingram continued his dominant form with a second victory of the day, leading from start to finish to secure his third consecutive BTCC win.

Having already triumphed in the opening race at Brands Hatch, following his victory at Silverstone two weeks earlier, Ingram produced another commanding performance as the outgoing champion ended the season in impressive fashion.

Behind him, Speedworks Corolla Racing's Josh Cook claimed second place, repeating the same one-two finish from the day's opening contest.

Newly crowned five-time BTCC champion Ash Sutton completed the podium for NAPA Racing UK, securing his 20th podium finish of the season. Remarkably, it was the first time the #5 driver had finished third throughout the entire campaign.

Further down the order, Mikey Doble celebrated a major milestone as his fourth-place finish secured the Independent Drivers' Trophy for LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing.

Doble's result also helped the team claim the Independent Teams' title, completing a memorable afternoon for the squad.

WSR's Daryl De Leon continued his impressive weekend with fifth place, while NAPA Racing UK's Dan Cammish finished sixth to strengthen his hold on third in the overall Drivers' Championship standings.

Ricky Collard finished seventh for Team VERTU, ahead of the Power Maxed Racing Audi duo of Aiden Moffat and Jack Sears Trophy Champion Dexter Patterson.

Sam Osborne rounded out the top ten for NAPA Racing UK, securing a strong result on his final day of BTCC competition before retirement.

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Watch the full race from Round 28 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch GP.

Team VERTU's Tom Ingram claimed a thrilling victory after an intense race-long battle with polesitter Aiden Moffat in the opening contest of the season finale.

The pair went wheel-to-wheel throughout the race, trading positions on several occasions as Moffat looked to continue his impressive run of form following his victory and podium finish at Silverstone.

However, Ingram was determined to come out on top, producing a spectacular move around the outside of Moffat on the run down to Paddock Hill Bend to take the lead and secure another victory for Team VERTU.

Moffat fought hard to reclaim the position but was ultimately unable to overcome the two-time champion. To make matters worse, the Scotsman received a five-second penalty for track limit infringements, dropping him off the podium despite securing the Independents' honours.

Behind Ingram, Josh Cook claimed second place for Speedworks Corolla Racing, while Ricky Collard completed the podium to round off a strong race for Team VERTU.

Newly crowned five-time BTCC champion Ash Sutton finished fifth for NAPA Racing UK, sporting the celebratory #5 on his car following the announcement of a new five-year contract extension with the championship.

Mikey Doble moved another step closer to securing the Independent Drivers' title with a sixth-place finish for LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing, holding off a determined challenge from WSR's Daryl De Leon.

Dan Cammish, Adam Morgan and Jack Sears Trophy Champion Dexter Patterson completed the top ten.

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Two-time BTCC champion Tom Ingram looks back on his journey through the championship, from his debut in 2014 to becoming one of the series’ most successful modern-day drivers.

After a strong finish to the 2026 season, with three wins across the final two rounds at Silverstone and Brands Hatch, the Team VERTU driver reflects on his career so far, the people who have shaped it and his rivalry with fellow champion Ash Sutton.

With two championship titles, a place among the BTCC’s all-time race winners and his sights set on 2027, Tom shares his perspective on the highs, the challenges and what it takes to stay at the top.

Watch the full interview from Brands Hatch and hear directly from Tom Ingram as he looks back on his BTCC journey and ahead to the next chapter.

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Dan Cammish (NAPA Racing UK) has inherited victory in Round 30 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship after on-the-road winner Ricky Collard (Team VERTU) received a five-second post-race penalty for a procedural infringement at the safety car restart.

Starting third, Collard seized the lead on the opening lap before an early safety car period. A first-corner incident brought Tom Chilton’s final BTCC race to a premature end, with Team VERTU teammate and winner of the day’s opening two races, Tom Ingram, also retiring.

Cammish took the chequered flag in second before learning that he had secured his third victory of the campaign. The NAPA Racing UK driver had spent much of the race battling Dexter Patterson (Steel Seal with Power Maxed Racing) and teammate Ash Sutton.

Sutton climbed to second but, while pursuing Collard for the lead, ran off the circuit at Westfields and slipped to ninth by half distance. He then charged back through the field to secure his 21st podium in 30 races.

Polesitter Patterson completed the podium, capping a breakthrough season in which the Scotsman secured his maiden championship title by winning the 2026 Jack Sears Trophy.

Alongside was fellow Scot and stablemate Aiden Moffat (LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing), with fast-charging Adam Morgan (CPRL) finishing in sixth, gaining eight places from his starting position.

Josh Cook (Speedworks Corolla Racing) rounded out a day that saw him stand on the podium twice with a seventh-place finish. Heading into the weekend, seven drivers had the possibility of finishing fourth in the Drivers' Standings, but Cook had a final weekend to remember, comfortably taking said place.

Restart Racing's Daniel Lloyd and Gordon Shedden (Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport) crossed the line in eighth and ninth for their best results of the day as Mikey Doble rounded out the top ten after taking the Independents Trophy in Race 2.

Tom Ingram took his second victory of the day in Round 29 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch as Mikey Doble sealed the Independents Trophy.

Team VERTU star Ingram led from start to finish to claim his third successive triumph – which commenced with his finale win at Silverstone two weeks ago – as the outgoing champion showed not only his undoubted class but also his likely determination to wrestle back the crown next season.

Speedworks Corolla Racing's Josh Cook was second as the Toyota Corolla man made it the same one-two finish as today's earlier contest.

Soon to be crowned five-time BTCC champion Ash Sutton incredibly claimed his 20th podium but bizarrely the first time that he has finished in third place so far this season.

Mikey Doble took fourth and with it the Independent Drivers' crown, as well as helping LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing's take the Independent Teams' title.

WSR's Daryl De Leon continued his impressive weekend with fifth, whilst NAPA Racing UK's Dan Cammish took a top six finish to consolidate third in the overall Drivers' standings.

Team VERTU's Ricky Collard dropped to seventh ahead of the PMR Audi duo of Aiden Moffat and Dexter Patterson, whilst NAPA Racing UK's Sam Osborne grabbed a top ten finish on his final day of racing before retirement.

Team VERTU's Tom Ingram took victory in Round 28 of the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship, coming out on top of a race-long battle with polesitter Aiden Moffat (LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing).

The pair swapped positions on a number of occasion with Ingram's final move around the outside on the run down to Paddock Hill Bend being the ultimate highlight and moment of triumph.

Moffat has been in fine form during recent weeks with yesterday's Race to Pole win following on from a victory and podium at Silverstone last time out.

The Scotsman gave it everything he had to come out on top here but eventually succumbed to the threat from the two-time champion, before he then went on to receive a five second penalty for track limit infringements.

The penalty pushed Moffat off the podium with the Independents' honours providing some respite for the driver of the #16 Audi A3 Saloon, whilst the overall rostrum was completed by Josh Cook (Speedworks Corolla Racing) and Ricky Collard (Team VERTU).

Five really is the number of the moment for the five-time champion Ash Sutton, with the NAPA Racing UK star finishing the opener in fifth place following on from this morning's announcement of his five-year contract extension in the BTCC... and all while running the celebratory #5 on his car this weekend.

The 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship concluded at Brands Hatch today (11 October), with newly crowned, record-breaking five-time champion Ash Sutton leading the celebrations.

With Sutton having secured the overall Drivers’ title at Silverstone two weeks earlier, the battle for Independents’ honours was all set to be decided at the season finale.

Mikey Doble and his LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing squad prevailed in front of a packed crowd at the famous Kent circuit to win both the Independents Drivers’ and Independents Teams’ titles, while the PMR Audi stable also celebrated young Dexter Patterson’s Jack Sears Trophy success.

The three races delivered their customary drama, with outgoing champion Tom Ingram (Team VERTU – Hyundai) taking two victories before Dan Cammish (NAPA Racing UK – Ford) won a frenetic finale around the 2.43-mile Grand Prix circuit.

Sutton reached the rostrum twice to end the season with an incredible 21 podium finishes, setting yet another astonishing record for the 32-year-old.

The NAPA Racing UK Ford star signed off by lifting the famous BTCC trophy – the most coveted silverware in British motorsport – while his team also secured the Manufacturers’/Constructors’ and Teams’ titles.

Sutton and his team had further cause for jubilation after announcing a new five-year extension to his BTCC contract, signalling that the partnership could mount many more title challenges in the years ahead.

The Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship returns in 2027 for another 30-race campaign at ten of the country’s leading circuits, beginning at Donington Park on 10/11 April.

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