Its wet, wet and a little more wet but that is not stopping a tour of the New Drive Center circuit in the northern City of Skelleftea. It is raining quite hard and I am in the back of a Subaru Forester finding out why Scandinavians have a knack for driving. With one hand on […]
Author: Cassandra Hebbourn
British GT 2018 – Graham Davidson
Riding The Jetstream In His First Year Those of you who follow all kinds of GT racing may have noticed Graham Davidson’s performances in the aging yet fiercely fast McLaren MP4-12C GT3 in the GT Cup championship in 2017. A full season in the fiercely competitive sprint series near enough fell into the […]
British GT 2018 – Round 7 – Donington Park Preview
…And So We Have Come To The Close. The Donington Park finale over the last few years has been billed as the “Decider” by the British GT organisers, and once again, we come to the popular Midlands circuit having endured a torturous season of racing from the deluge of Oulton Park via the baking […]
British GT 2018 – Round 6 Review – Brands Hatch
A summertime sensation in the Garden of England When people look back on the 2018 British GT race at Brands Hatch, they’ll probably remember two things about it – the first was the constant and unwavering heat from the unbridled summer sun and the excellent 2 hours of motor racing that happened on the baking […]
British GT – Round 6 – Brands Hatch GP Preview
Tension, tension, tension As the summertime drags on, the British GT calendar gets increasingly smaller, and with the annual ‘works away day’ at Spa complete the focus now remains on consolidating positions in the fight for titles. Spa gave us more than we probably could have asked for in a race – Graham Davidson […]
BTCC – Snetterton
Snetterton – ‘Diamond Double’ On Saturday 28th July the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship roared back into action for the sixth meeting of the season at Snetterton, located in Norfolk. This event was different to the other nine this year, being named the ‘Diamond Double’ because race three of the weekend was extended to […]
British GT 2018 – Silverstone 500 Preview
It’s time to go long again. June has finally arrived, and with it comes the blue riband event of the British GT season, the Silverstone 500. 500 kilometres is a fair distance for the championship to face, and the longest race of every season always brings a good scrap and a surprise result or two. […]
BTCC- Croft
Ash Sutton got his title defence underway by taking a double win at Croft. BTC Norlin’s Dan Lloyd took the final win of the day becoming the latest BTCC race winner. Sutton claimed pole position in qualifying before dominating race one taking a lights to flag victory in the opening race before fighting his way […]
British GT 2018 – Round 3 – Snetterton
A solid weekend all round When you look back at the opening two rounds of the season at Oulton Park and Rockingham, you begin to wonder whether there’s any hope of there being a race weekend where the drivers can stop worrying about the weather and just get on with the job in hand. The […]
BTCC – Thruxton
This weekend saw the British Touring Car Championship roar into Thruxton Race Circuit, located in Hampshire. Halfords Yuasa Racing’s Matt Neal, Power Maxed TAG Racing’s Josh Cook and Mac Tools with Ciceley Motorsport’s Adam Morgan took a win apiece. This sees Morgan move into the lead of the championship standings as the championship heads […]