“We’ve had lots of fun backing him, as well as BTCC, and can’t wait for him to get back behind the wheel again after sitting out the 2020 season. Here’s to hoping he can achieve the remarkable feat of reaching
The 2019 BTCC season saw a frantic final fling for the characterful Subaru Levorg as the Adrian Flux Subaru Racing team delighted the crowds and TV audiences alike with gutsy performances against the odds. The final results flatter the car’s
When Adrian Flux Insurance invited its two BTCC drivers to the factory for a challenge, they didn’t have a clue what to expect… 2017 BTCC Champion Ash Sutton and teammate Senna Proctor were told to find their way down to
Adrian Flux Subaru Racing, run by Team BMR, travels to Knockhill, Scotland’s only track in the calendar, this weekend for the next three rounds of the 2019 British Touring Car Championship. It’s a course that used to heavily favour the
On Saturday 3rd August we hosted a BTCC-flavoured #FluxPresents at Snetterton in Norfolk. If you missed it, you can hear the full audio here – If you prefer you can read the highlights here , or enjoy the full
Adrian Flux Subaru Racing, run by Team BMR, travels to Thruxton this weekend for the next three rounds of the 2019 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). Senna Proctor in the number 18 car reflected on the last round at Snetterton,
Adrian Flux Subaru Racing, run by Team BMR, travels to Snetterton this weekend for the next three rounds of the 2019 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). FLUX PRESENTS Spectators visiting Snetterton this year will be able to enjoy a live
BTCC has announced the company they’ve chosen to take their race cars into the next generation and it’s a familiar name to fans of motorsport – Cosworth Electronics. The new BTCC rules and regulations are set to begin in 2022,
Adrian Flux Subaru Racing, run by Team BMR, travels to Oulton Park this weekend for the next three rounds of the 2019 British Touring Car Championship, with the first race of the meeting being Subaru’s 100th race in BTCC. A
Adrian Flux Subaru Racing, run by Team BMR, travels down to Hampshire this weekend with a spring in its step as driver Ash Sutton leads the British Touring Car Championship. However, with the weight ballast penalties for qualifying and the
The next stop for the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) package is Donington Park this Sunday (April 28, 2019) for Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Ahead of this weekend’s racing, here’s an overview of what’s been happening so far with
2017 BTCC Champion Ash Sutton will complete the BMR Racing driver line up for the 2019 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship. Together with sponsors Adrian Flux Insurance Services and Subaru UK, BMR Racing has been working extensively over the
Jason Plato can’t wait to put the last two years behind him, and has vowed to get back to winning BTCC races in 2019. The two-time champion has endured another miserable season, more often than not qualifying towards the back
Few would argue that Ash Sutton has deserved more from a dogged defence of his BTCC title that ended in luckless circumstances at Silverstone. While Colin Turkington and Tom Ingram head to Brands Hatch this weekend to battle for Sutton’s
Ash Sutton has vowed to keep fighting after his BTCC title defence was dealt a cruel blow at Knockhill. “I won’t give up, but realistically it’s going to be hard,” said the reigning champion, who stands a daunting 51 points
Jason Plato is hoping for a change of fortune when the BTCC rolls into Knockhill this weekend. In three of the last six races, the two-time champion has been squeezed, nudged and shunted out of contention, most recently when in
Jason Plato is looking to bounce back from a frustrating weekend at Snetterton with a “competitive” showing at Rockingham this weekend. But the two-time BTCC champion believes the set-up on his Subaru Levorg will have to be “bang on the
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times for Ash Sutton at Snetterton last weekend. Now, after shooting up, and then sliding back down the BTCC points table, the reigning champion is determined to put his
Ash Sutton can’t wait to get back into the heat of BTCC battle at Snetterton this weekend, having reignited his title defence at Croft. Two wins and a seventh at the Yorkshire circuit saw the reigning champion go into the
You can’t keep a good man down forever, and Ash Sutton revived hopes of mounting a defence of his Dunlop BTCC title with two wins at his favourite circuit. The 24-year-old reigning champion laid claim to being the modern-day King
It’s no secret that Jason Plato doesn’t cope well with being an also-ran. Bumbling around at the back of the field is no place for a two-time BTCC champion and the competition’s winning-most driver, let alone a man who retains
Ash Sutton heads to his favourite track on the BTCC circuit with a horrible feeling his title chances are slipping away. The defending champion’s grip on his crown is looser than a gossip’s tongue after a wretched weekend at Oulton
Jason Plato is hoping for a change of fortune at Oulton Park this weekend after engine performance problems dogged his Subaru Levorg at Thruxton. Team BMR engineers have spent the past two weeks pouring over data and meeting engine builders
Ash Sutton heads to Oulton Park this weekend knowing that crunch time is approaching for his hopes of retaining his BTCC title. The defending champion kick-started his title charge at the Cheshire track early last summer, with his maiden Subaru
Ash Sutton topped the times at last month’s Thruxton test day, smashing the high-speed circuit’s qualifying lap record in the process. But the reigning BTCC champion, who lies fifth in the early-season title race, has more modest aims for this
It’s the fastest circuit of the season, a brutal speedbowl where the cars twitch and dance round long, sweeping bends at up to 130mph. The slightest error can have car-crippling, race-ending consequences, but Jason Plato is relishing the “brilliant challenge”
Ash Sutton was full of praise for the engineers who carried out a rapid engine swap prior to qualification to keep his hopes of a second consecutive BTCC title alive at Donington. It was hardly the ideal start for the
Mark Twain said that facts are stubborn things, but statistics are pliable. Sometimes, however, they are one and the same, and among the reams of data compiled by timing specialists TSL at Donington Park – all 112 pages of them
There is so much happening in the world of motorsport this month, that we have barely managed to fit it all on our starting grid. This month’s biggest events are the third round of the BTCC in Thruxton, along with
A year ago, Ash Sutton left Brands Hatch with no points on the board – and went on to be crowned BTCC champion five months and nine rounds later. So to end a weekend where, by his own admission, expectations
Very little fazes Ash Sutton. The defending BTCC champion sounds as relaxed as ever on the eve of his title defence, which gets under way this weekend at Brands Hatch. Barring a blizzard of media interviews and awards nights, the
Jason Plato is ready to put the worst year of his career behind him when he returns to action in the BTCC opener at Brands Hatch this weekend. A year ago, the two-time champion was in bullish mood about his
The tears told their own story, as Ash Sutton sank into his father’s arms after a typically tumultuous final day of the BTCC ended with the youngest champion of the modern era. It was dad Warren who sowed the seeds
Sitting at the back of the grid, staring at the 29 cars ahead of him, Ash Sutton had hit rock bottom. The BTCC championship leader faced the prospect of slipping behind in the title race thanks to a controversial penalty
It goes without saying that Jason Plato would dearly love to be in teammate Ash Sutton’s position right now, leading the BTCC title race with two meetings to go. But, as one of the key players in bringing Subaru to
Ash Sutton is the new bookies’ favourite to win a maiden BTCC title after another stellar weekend saw him close the gap to leader Colin Turkington to just four points. But the 23-year-old, sandwiched in second place in the standings
Jason Plato can finally smile again. After four months of head-scratching, hair-tearing and pure frustration at his mishandling Subaru, the two-time BTCC champion bounced back from the dark side at Knockhill. With the gremlins in his Levorg’s chassis finally resolved
Plato has cut a frustrated figure this season Now a long-planned but much-delayed double test at Donington, which revealed significant differences between the two cars, has finally put paid to the notion that Plato, rather than his car, is underperforming.
After a debut BTCC season cutting his teeth with MG, which reaped the Jack Sears Trophy for leading rookie, Sutton is now hunting down the championship title itself thanks to two wins and three podiums in the last six races.
Jason Plato has hailed team-mate Ash Sutton a “star of the future”, and vowed to build on his own return to the podium at Croft after the mid-season break. While Plato raced at the sharp end for the first time
Although the planned back-to-back test with Ash Sutton’s race-winning Subaru Levorg was postponed, the Team BMR engineers have been through Plato’s car with a fine-toothed comb, and all the two-time champion can do now is hope they have solved the
It’s been an intriguing sub-plot to the BTCC season so far: a tale of two Subarus, one racing at the sharp end in the hands of a talented young driver, and one struggling to recover from an early accident with
It’s a question that’s been on the lips of everyone from ITV’s team of presenters, to social media fans, touring car aficionados and, no doubt, Jason Plato himself. Just why is Ash Sutton currently extracting more from the Subaru Levorgadri
Jason Plato and the Adrian Flux Subaru Racing team head to Thruxton this weekend unsure of how a boost recalculation will affect their chances. The two-time BTCC champion has suffered a “depressing” start to the season after two rounds at
Ash Sutton was all smiles after his successful weekend “Taking nothing away from Ash, he raced at the sharp end of the grid. Everybody’s got relatively good corner speed and there’s a rhythm and a momentum to the race. If
It’s fair to say, it wasn’t meant to be like this. After a successful winter of development, Jason Plato and his Adrian Flux Subaru Racing team were confident of building on last season’s steady improvement and taking the BTCC season
It’s been a winter of deep content for Jason Plato and his Subaru mechanics as they gear up for an assault on the BTCC title starting at Brands Hatch this weekend. The newly-named Adrian Flux Subaru Racing team have spend
Jason Plato clocked up win number 95 in his 500th BTCC race at Knockhill on Sunday – and vowed there is plenty more in the tank. The two-time champion led from the front having taken pole position in his Adrian
Jason Plato and Colin Turkington sent shockwaves through the BTCC paddock at the weekend as their history-making Subaru Levorgs found their race pace for the first time at Oulton Park. Double champion Plato had promised a podium finish ahead of
“We’ll be winning races soon,” vowed British Touring Car legend Jason Plato, speaking after agreeing a new sponsorship deal with Adrian Flux. As well as Plato, British champion in 2001 and 2010, the Flux livery will appear on the Silverline
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