BTCC Thruxton 2025: Race Results, Tickets, Schedule, and More

Thruxton BTCC Race Results 2025

Who won Race 1 at Thruxton 2025?

BTCC Race 1 Summary
Winner: Tom Ingram (Team VERTU)
Race Duration: 28:16.617 | Laps: 19
Fastest Lap: 1:16.203 – Josh Cook (Lap 10)

Tom Ingram returned to winning ways at Thruxton with a commanding drive for Team VERTU in Race 1. After taking the lead early, he held off consistent pressure from NAPA Racing UK’s Dan Cammish, who crossed the line just 1.214s behind. Josh Cook of One Motorsport rounded out the podium, setting the fastest lap of the race in the process.

Top 5 Finishers:

1. Tom Ingram – Team VERTU
2. Dan Cammish – NAPA Racing UK
3. Josh Cook – One Motorsport
4. Ashley Sutton – NAPA Racing UK
5. Daniel Rowbottom – NAPA Racing UK

• Jake Hill (P6) showed strong pace but couldn’t break into the top 5.
• James Dorlin (P7) delivered a standout drive for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK, staying in touch with the leading pack.
• Senna Proctor made his mark on debut with P9 for Team VERTU.

• NAPA Racing UK placed three cars in the top 5, confirming their front-running form.
• Team VERTU claimed the win and had all three cars finish in the top 10.
• TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK showed signs of improvement with all four entries finishing, including three in the top 16.
• Motor Parts Direct with Power Maxed Racing suffered a blow as Mikey Doble retired after 14 laps, despite running competitive times.

Who won Race 2 at Thruxton 2025?

1. Ashley Sutton – NAPA Racing UK
2. Tom Ingram – Team VERTU
3. Daniel Rowbottom – NAPA Racing UK
4. Dan Cammish – NAPA Racing UK
5. Jake Hill – Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport

• Senna Proctor (P6) continued his strong Thruxton debut with another top-10.
• James Dorlin (P7) led the way for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK in a clean race.
• Tom Chilton and Josh Cook were both classified as non-finishers — Cook disqualified, Chilton retiring after 6 laps.
• Mikey Doble (DNF) showed early pace again with a 1:16.447 best before retiring.

• NAPA Racing UK delivered an emphatic team result with three cars in the top 4.
• Team VERTU held firm with Ingram in P2 and Proctor and Morgan both in the top 12.
• Restart Racing landed a double-points result with Smiley and Lloyd in P8 and P10 respectively.
• TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK had all four cars finish, but still outside the top 6, needing more performance to challenge the front-runners.

Who won Race 3 at Thruxton 2025?

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

• Árón Taylor-Smith (P6) recorded one of his best results this season for TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK.
• Josh Cook recovered from a DQ in Race 2 to finish P7.
• Mikey Doble (P13) made the finish after two DNFs earlier in the weekend.
• Jake Hill (P18), typically a front-runner, received an official reprimand and two penalty points on his license in Round 12 of the championship, for causing a collision with Ash Sutton.
• Adam Morgan, Ronan Pearson, and James Dorlin all failed to finish; Chris Smiley was disqualified post-race.

• NAPA Racing UK continued their Thruxton dominance with three cars in the top 5 once again.
• Team VERTU showed strength across the board with Ingram, Proctor, and Chilton all scoring solid points.
• TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK placed two cars inside the top 10 — a notable recovery despite two DNFs.
• Restart Racing saw Lloyd finish P9 but lost Smiley to disqualification.
• WSR and One Motorsport both placed drivers in the midfield, with no standout results.

Thruxton 2025 Penalties:

Race One

Senna Proctor received an official reprimand and two penalty points on his license in Round 10 of the championship, for causing a collision with Gordon Shedden.

Race Two

Josh Cook was disqualified from Round 11 of the championship, for failing the ride height check at the end of the race.

Jake Hill received a verbal warning in Round 11 of the championship, for causing a collision with Adam Morgan.

Race Three

Chris Smiley was disqualified from Round 12 of the championship, for failing the weight check at the end of the race.

Jake Hill received an official reprimand and two penalty points on his license in Round 12 of the championship, for causing a collision with Ash Sutton.

Daryl DeLeon received an official reprimand and two penalty points on his license in Round 12 of the championship, for causing a collision with Ronan Pearson.

Tom Ingram, Team VERTU, said: "A win and two second places, you can’t ask for much more than that. It has been a really good haul of points, but amazingly after such a good day we’ve only clawed back six points on Ash (Sutton), which seems bonkers. Fairly action packed to be honest, I’ve not been that fussed about it but it’s good to get the first win of the year."

Ash Sutton, NAPA Racing UK, said: "I would love to be able to talk you through that start in race two, but I don’t know how I did it myself. Mega to get that done and bring the car home. I was shocked myself, but then it was about ticking the boxes… lead a lap, get fastest lap and win the race. If I didn’t have the issue in the first race then we may be could have won that too, but we’ve definitely turned a corner since Brands."

Dan Rowbottom, NAPA Racing UK, said: "It was a great way to end the day. We’ve had a good points haul this weekend, I’m really pleased and we’ve just got to try and keep eeking the points out of Ash (Sutton), he’s got a bit of a head start but we’ll do our best. We’ve got a long way to go, we’re trying to show that we are here and that we mean business. I don’t care if I win this championship with one win or no wins, ultimately that’s the goal and we’ll keep pushing for it."

BTCC Team Standings 2025 After Thruxton Race: 

Thruxton BTCC Race Weekend Summary

The British Touring Car Championship rolled into the high-speed Thruxton Circuit for another thrilling triple-header, and the weekend did not disappoint. Tom Ingram (Team VERTU) set the tone early with a composed and commanding drive in Race 1, converting his pace into victory despite late pressure from Dan Cammish and Josh Cook. The win also marked Ingram's first of the 2024 campaign after a string of second-place finishes.

Race 2 saw a sharp response from championship leader Ashley Sutton (NAPA Racing UK), who dominated from the front and showed blistering speed with the fastest lap of the race. Teammate Daniel Rowbottom backed it up with a P3 finish behind Ingram, helping NAPA strengthen its team points tally.

In Race 3, it was Rowbottom again who stole the spotlight, taking a well-earned victory after fending off relentless pressure from Ingram and teammate Dan Cammish. Sutton, finishing fifth, did enough to extend his lead in the drivers' standings, while Senna Proctor and Aron Taylor-Smith brought home solid top-10 results for their respective teams.

The weekend also saw a mix of drama and disappointment—Jake Hill struggled for pace after Race 1, and Chris Smiley was disqualified in Race 3, while consistent performances from drivers like Daryl DeLeon and Daniel Lloyd helped keep their teams in the hunt.

As the dust settles, Sutton maintains the top spot in the standings, but with Ingram’s consistent form and Rowbottom's resurgence, the title fight is heating up fast heading into the next round.

Thruxton Schedule 2025

The 2025 British Touring Car Championship powers into Thruxton for one of the fastest and most thrilling rounds of the season.

Known as the quickest circuit in the UK, Thruxton is all about high-speed corners, bravery, and bold overtakes — making it a fan-favourite for pure racing drama.

Expect to see top drivers like Aiden Moffat, Tom Ingram, Jake Hill, Josh Cook, and more going flat-out in machinery from Ford, Hyundai, Toyota, Honda, and BMW. It’s a must-watch event with a stacked schedule of racing action and family-friendly entertainment.
 

When and where is the BTCC at Thruxton in 2025?

• Round 4: June 7–8 on the Thruxton Circuit

This is the only BTCC visit to Thruxton in 2025 — so don’t miss it! The circuit’s layout is unlike any other on the calendar, with huge sweeping bends like Church Corner and the ultra-fast back section through Brooklands and Woodham Hill.

It’s a high-speed challenge that punishes mistakes and rewards commitment.

Where can I buy BTCC Thruxton tickets, and how much do they cost?

Tickets are available now through the Thruxton website, and booking online guarantees the best prices.

Weekend (Sat & Sun):

• Adult (16+): £48 online / £60 on the gate
• Teen (13–15): £30 online / £36 on the gate
• Seniors (65+): £46 (gate only)

Saturday Only:

• Adult: £22 online / £25 on the gate
• Teen (13–15): £13 online / £15 on the gate
• Seniors (65+): £20 (gate only)

Sunday Only:

• Adult: £35 online / £40 on the gate
• Teen (13–15): £21 online / £24 on the gate
• Seniors (65+): £32 (gate only)

Children under 13 go FREE!

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Where to watch BTCC Thruxton on TV?

In the UK:

•   ITV4 and ITVX will continue to broadcast live, free coverage of each race weekend.

  Qualifying remains live on ITVX. Worldwide (excluding UK and North America):

• YouTube: Full live race days, including all BTCC and support series sessions.

 

What’s the race weekend schedule like?

You’ll get two full days of racing and entertainment. The general weekend layout is:

Saturday:

•   BTCC Free Practice 1 & 2
•   BTCC Qualifying
•   Support series races (Minis, Porsche Carrera Cup, Formula 4, etc.)

•   Three BTCC races
•   More support category races
• Pit walk, autograph sessions & fan zone activities Thruxton Sundays are fast-paced and packed — the on-track schedule runs almost non-stop.    

Can I camp at Thruxton?

Yes — camping is available on-site and opens on Friday afternoon through to Monday morning.

•   You’ll need a valid weekend admission ticket
•   Separate camping ticket and pitch pass required
•   Facilities include toilets, showers, food vendors, and security It’s a great way to experience the weekend festival atmosphere with fellow race fans.Is the event accessible for disabled fans?

Thruxton offers a range of accessibility features:

•   Designated accessible viewing platforms
•   Disabled parking close to main areas (blue badge required)
•   Free entry for essential carers
• Staff on hand to assist throughout the venue

Can I bring my own food and drink?

Yes – bringing your own picnic, snacks, and drinks is absolutely allowed. Alcohol in reasonable quantities is also fine.

Many fans bring chairs and coolers and set up for the day along the sweeping bends.

For those who prefer to travel light, food and drink outlets are available across the venue.

Is paddock access included?

Yes – paddock access is included with all general admission tickets. It’s your chance to:

•   See the BTCC cars up close
•   Watch teams work in real time
• Meet drivers and get autographs Pit lane access usually requires a special hospitality or upgrade package.

Are pets allowed?

Only registered assistance animals and guide dogs are permitted at Thruxton events. Other pets are not allowed, even if leashed, for safety reasons.

What facilities are on-site?

Thruxton is fully equipped for race fans:

•   Toilets and baby changing
•   Food & drink stands
•   First aid and medical staff
•   Free parking
•   Trade stalls and merchandise areas
• Family-friendly viewing banks with lots of space to spread out

Map of Thruxton Circuit

How do I get to Thruxton?

• Location: Thruxton Circuit, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 8PN
•   By car: Easily accessible via A303 – follow event signage
•   By train: Nearest station is Andover (about 4 miles away)
•   By taxi/bus: Taxi from Andover station is the quickest option
•   By air: Southampton Airport is about 45 minutes away

  What tyres do BTCC cars use?

All BTCC competitors use Goodyear tyres, the championship’s official tyre supplier for 2025. 

Final Tips

•   Arrive early — the best viewing banks fill up fast, especially on Sunday
•   Bring layers — the wind at Thruxton can make it feel cooler than expected
•   A folding chair or picnic blanket makes for comfortable trackside viewing
•   Keep your phone charged — there’s a lot to capture, from racing to behind-the-scenes moments
•   Follow @BTCC and @ThruxtonCircuit on social media for live updates and schedules