Revolution August 2025 Issue #77 | Page 70

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Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship Brown & Brown NI Rally Championship www. neillpics. com

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The 2025 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship resumed at Croft following its annual mid-season break and it proved to be an absolute classic as the title race swung one way and then the other. The duel between Ash Sutton and Tom Ingram was continued in North Yorkshire. A victory apiece for Ingram and Sutton – with Dan Rowbottom claiming the other – puts Ingram at the top of the standings from Sutton by just eight points, with the fight for third overall currently between team-mates Rowbottom and Dan Cammish.

Fastest on six of the eight stages to lead from start-to-finish, Cathan McCourt and Barry McNulty won the R Kings Down Rally for the second time. Jonathan Greer and Niall Burns claimed second place, and a fastest on SS4, while Sam Touzel and Max Freeman took the stage win on SS7 and third overall. Brown & Brown NI Rally champion, Aaron McLaughlin finished fifth following the series win already in the bag at Loughgall, and with Kevin McLaughlin alongside as co-driver.

Wera Tools F4 British Championship certified by FIA

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Martin Molnár produced a commanding performance in the opening race of the weekend at Zandvoort to clinch his second win of the year in the Wera Tools F4 British Championship certified by FIA. Molnár was wheel-perfect as he moved into the lead on the run down to the first corner and then never looked back, controlling the gap to Fionn McLaughlin and Henry Joslyn behind him. Closing out racing in the Netherlands, Ary Bansal became the tenth different winner of the season in Race Two, before Fionn McLaughlin then extended his championship points lead with victory in the final race of the weekend.

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