NAPA Racing triumphs at Oulton Park with Sutton and Cammish on the podium

Northamptonshire-based NAPA Racing UK made headlines in the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Oulton Park last weekend, securing key results across all three races.

In Race 1, Dan Cammish powered to a commanding victory, marking his 18th BTCC career win. He dominated the race with a lights to flag victory following on from his win in Saturdays "Race to Pole" qualifying race after a five-second penalty to Aron Taylor-Smith, he led the field away to Old Hall in his NAPA Racing Ford Focus.

 NAPA Racing Teammate, Championship leader Ash Sutton immediately got into a battle with the Speedworks Corolla of Josh Cook, and was sent into a sideways drift after the Corolla oversteered into his bumper. Despite saving it, he would fall down to P8. Taking the flag in seventh spot.

 Ash Sutton followed up with a spectacular performance in Race 2, taking the win and extending his championship lead. He charged from seventh on the grid to win by 19 seconds.

This represents the largest winning margin in the series this century (since 1999).

As the lights went out Sutton utilized the soft tyre option, enabling him to blast up to fifth at the start, he quickly bypassed Árón Taylor-Smith, Tom Ingram, and early race leader Dan Cammish (who were all required to use the harder compound tyre after their Race 1 success). Behind Sutton's disappearing Ford Focus, defending champion Tom Ingram (Team VERTU Hyundai) snatched second place following a late-race pass on Dan Cammish at Druids corner.

Cammish wasn’t far behind, securing third in Race 2, giving NAPA a remarkable one-two podium.

In Race 3, Sutton fought hard but ultimately settled for nineth, while Cammish claimed a solid top five finish.

Meanwhile, Sam Osborne, in the third NAPA car, faced tough luck, struggling with mid-race contact that prevented him from reaching the podium.

Adding to the team’s efforts, ex Mini Challenge Cup racer Lewis Selby, making his BTCC season debut in the fourth NAPA Ford Focus, endured a challenging weekend. After qualifying 14th on Saturdays "Race to Pole" qualifying race

Selby was caught in a crash in both qualifying and Race 1, ending his race early. Despite the setbacks, the team praised his potential and maturity, seeing this as a learning step in his rookie season.

With these standout performances, NAPA Racing UK now leads the teams’ standings as the BTCC season reaches its midpoint. Ash Sutton now sits atop the drivers’ championship, while Dan Cammish has surged to third in the standings, both firmly in the title hunt.