BTCC Snetterton 2025 Recap: Race Results & Driver Standings

The 2025 British Touring Car Championship roared into Norfolk for an action-packed round at Snetterton, delivering drama, wheel-to-wheel racing, and a maiden winner.

Under changeable skies and in front of a passionate crowd, the high-speed, technical challenge of the Snetterton circuit set the stage for one of the most unpredictable races of the season so far.

With championship contenders pushing to the limit and fresh faces making headlines, the weekend proved pivotal in shaping the title fight heading into the summer stretch.
 

Who won Race 1 at Snetterton 2025?

BTCC Race 1 Summary – Snetterton

• Winner: Dan Cammish (NAPA Racing UK)
• Race Duration: 23:13.916 | Laps: 12
• Fastest Lap: 1:54.935 – Dan Cammish (Lap 2)

Dan Cammish delivered a flawless drive in wet and tricky conditions to claim victory for NAPA Racing UK, leading from the start and setting the fastest lap early on. Tom Ingram (Team VERTU) kept Cammish honest throughout, finishing 4.3 seconds behind, while Ashley Sutton secured the final podium spot to complete a strong race for NAPA with three cars in the top four.

Top 5 Finishers:

1. Dan Cammish – NAPA Racing UK
2. Tom Ingram – Team VERTU
3. Ashley Sutton – NAPA Racing UK
4. Daniel Rowbottom – NAPA Racing UK
5. Daniel Lloyd – Restart Racing

Notable Performers:

• Daniel Lloyd (Restart Racing) showed excellent pace to finish 5th and set a best lap of 1:55.435.
• Chris Smiley (Restart Racing) held firm for P8, maintaining consistent lap times in changing conditions.
• Daryl DeLeon (WSR) claimed a solid top-10 with a 1:56.197 best lap.

Team Highlights:

• NAPA Racing UK dominated the race with a 1-3-4 finish, showing strength in both pace and tire management.
• Team VERTU placed all four cars in the top 10, including Ingram (2nd), Morgan (6th), and Chilton (7th).
• Restart Racing impressed with both drivers in the top 8, showcasing their growing competitiveness.

Tough Outings:

• Jake Hill (Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport) suffered a mechanical issue and was classified NC despite showing early promise.
• Toyota Gazoo Racing UK endured another frustrating outing with no cars in the top 10 and multiple DNFs.
• Aiden Moffat (WSR) was disqualified, compounding a challenging day for the team.

Who won Race 2 at Snetterton 2025?

BTCC Race 2 Summary – Snetterton

• Winner: Daniel Rowbottom (NAPA Racing UK)
• Race Duration: 23:29.619 | Laps: 12
• Fastest Lap: 1:55.782 – Chris Smiley (Lap 2)

Daniel Rowbottom claimed a commanding victory in Race 2, leading a tightly bunched field to give NAPA Racing UK their second win of the day. Adam Morgan (Team VERTU) pushed hard to finish just 0.355s behind, while Tom Chilton delivered another strong result for Team VERTU in third.

Top 5 Finishers:

1. Daniel Rowbottom – NAPA Racing UK
2. Adam Morgan – Team VERTU
3. Tom Chilton – Team VERTU
4. Daniel Lloyd – Restart Racing
5. Chris Smiley – Restart Racing (fastest lap)

Notable Performers:

• Chris Smiley (Restart Racing) was the fastest on track and continued his impressive form with another top-5 finish.
• Mikey Doble (Power Maxed Racing) ran a clean, consistent race to take P6 – his best of the weekend.
• Sam Osborne (NAPA) and Josh Cook (One Motorsport) finished nose-to-tail in P7 and P8, respectively.

Team Highlights:

• NAPA Racing UK again placed multiple cars in the top 10, including race winner Rowbottom and points for Osborne and Sutton.
• Team VERTU were strong again, with three cars in the top 10 and showing serious pace through Morgan and Chilton.
• Restart Racing delivered back-to-back top-5 finishes with Lloyd and Smiley performing well in the midfield shuffle.

Tough Outings:

• Tom Ingram (Team VERTU) retired after just two laps due to mechanical issues, a major blow to his championship momentum.
• Gordon Shedden was disqualified post-race, capping a difficult day for Toyota Gazoo Racing UK.
• Dan Cammish (Race 1 winner) struggled in Race 2, finishing a lowly 19th after being mired in traffic and off the pace.

Who won Race 3 at Snetterton 2025?

BTCC Race 3 Summary – Snetterton

• Winner: Mikey Doble (Power Maxed Racing)
• Race Duration: 32:04.228 | Laps: 15
• Fastest Lap: 1:54.946 – Ashley Sutton (Lap 8)

Mikey Doble delivered a sensational performance in Race 3 to claim his first-ever BTCC victory, holding off championship leader Ashley Sutton in a thrilling battle to the flag. Doble managed the pressure brilliantly and stayed composed through late-race traffic to bring it home for Power Maxed Racing.

Top 5 Finishers:

1. Mikey Doble – Motor Parts Direct with Power Maxed Racing
2. Ashley Sutton – NAPA Racing UK (fastest lap)
3. Josh Cook – One Motorsport
4. Tom Ingram – Team VERTU
5. Sam Osborne – NAPA Racing UK

Key Performers:

• Josh Cook bounced back from a tough weekend to finish on the podium with a clean and measured drive.
• Tom Ingram recovered from his Race 2 DNF to bring home solid points in fourth.
• Sam Osborne continued his consistent scoring streak with another top-5 finish, showcasing strong form in the NAPA squad.

Team Highlights:

• Power Maxed Racing celebrated a landmark moment as Mikey Doble secured their first win of the season.
• NAPA Racing UK kept their title campaign rolling with second and fifth place finishes, along with fastest lap honors.
• TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK finally saw a turn in fortunes, placing three cars in the top 12, with Ronan Pearson finishing eighth as their top driver.

Incidents & Retirements:

• James Dorlin and Chris Smiley both retired with four laps to go after strong early pace.
• Stephen Jelley failed to start the race due to technical issues.
• Tom Chilton and Daniel Rowbottom both struggled with pace and dropped well down the order after earlier success.

Team Standings After Snetterton Race:

Driver Standings After Snetterton Race:

Snetterton BTCC Weekend Summary

The Snetterton weekend delivered a thrilling mix of maiden victories, championship drama, and standout team performances across all three BTCC races.

Dan Cammish (NAPA Racing UK) opened the weekend with a commanding Race 1 win, leading a NAPA 1-3-4 that underlined their early pace. Race 2 saw Daniel Rowbottom take his first win of the season, holding off a hard-charging Adam Morgan and Tom Chilton in a hotly contested finish.

But it was Mikey Doble (Power Maxed Racing) who stole the show in Race 3, claiming his first career BTCC win with a calm, assured drive under intense pressure from championship leader Ashley Sutton.

Sutton, Tom Ingram, and Josh Cook remained consistent threats across the races, while NAPA Racing UK and Team VERTU continued to trade blows in the team standings. Restart Racing's Daniel Lloyd and Chris Smiley also made regular top-10 appearances.

Meanwhile, Toyota Gazoo Racing UK enjoyed a slight resurgence in Race 3 with all three cars finishing mid-pack after early setbacks and retirements in the opening two contests.

As the title battle intensifies, the Snetterton triple-header proved once again that 2025’s BTCC season is far from predictable — with new winners emerging and every point now crucial in the championship run-in.