Wrathall heads to his home circuit looking to add to Thruxton podium
Posted: June 10, 2012 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: 2012, BTCC, Frank Wrathall, Jason Plato, Oulton Park, Thruxton, Toyota Leave a comment
Frank Wrathall heads to his home circuit at Oulton Park in the best possible mood as he looks to contiune on from claiming a superb podium finish at Thruxton that he feels was his best BTCC drive to date.
Shedden leads Honda one-two in reverse grid race
Posted: April 29, 2012 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: 2012, Andrew Jordan, BTCC, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Honda, Jason Plato, Lea Wood, Mat Jackson, Matt Neal, Rob Collard, Thruxton Leave a comment
Honda Yuasa Racing left the disappointment of yesterday behind them as Gordon Shedden and Matt Neal took a superb one-two for the team in race three, Shedden taking his second win of the day at Thruxton to close on the championship lead.
Shedden storms to Thruxton race two victory
Posted: April 29, 2012 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: 2012, BTCC, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Honda, Jason Plato, Lea Wood, Mat Jackson, Thruxton, Tony Gilham Leave a comment
Victory in the second race at a wet Thruxton circuit went to Gordon Shedden, the Honda driver showing electric pace as he fought his way to the front from sixth place.
Jackson wins sodden red-flagged race one at Thruxton
Posted: April 29, 2012 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: 2012, Andrew Jordan, BTCC, Dave Newsham, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Jason Plato, Liam Griffin, Mat Jackson, Matt Neal, Rob Collard, Thruxton Leave a comment
Mat Jackson made up for his Donington exclusion with victory in appaling conditions in race one at Thruxton which was ended early due to an accident for team-mate Liam Griffin.
Jordan takes dramatic Thruxton pole as championship leaders meet the scenery
Posted: April 28, 2012 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: 2012, Andrew Jordan, BTCC, crash, Eurotech, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Honda, Jason Plato, Matt Neal, MG, qualifying, Thruxton Leave a comment
Andrew Jordan was in fine form at Thruxton as he surged to pole position in a chaotic damp qualifying session that saw Jason Plato and Matt Neal both crash out, Plato still qualifying second despite a scary off a Church that ended in the greenery…
Shedden denies Wrathall first victory in race two
Posted: September 18, 2011 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: BTCC 2011, BTCC Rockingham, Dynojet, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Honda Racing, James Nash, Jason Plato, Matt Neal, Rob Collard, Rockingham Leave a comment
Honda’s Gordon Shedden took back the championship lead with victory in race two at Rockingham today, but he did it under intense pressure from the charging Frank Wrathall.
Plato takes lights to flag win in race one
Posted: September 18, 2011 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: BTCC 2011, BTCC Rockingham, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Jason Plato, Matt Neal, Nick Foster, Paul O'Neill, Rob Austin, Rockingham Leave a comment
Silverline Chevrolet’s Jason Plato converted pole position into victory in an exciting opening race at Rockingham to move into third place in the championship.
Plato takes controversial Rockingham pole position
Posted: September 17, 2011 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: BTCC 2011, BTCC Rockingham, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Jason Plato, Matt Neal, Paul O'Neill, qualifying, Rob Austin, Rockingham Leave a comment
Jason Plato took his third pole position of the year in an exciting qualifying session at Rockingham this afternoon, although he was involved in a controversial incident with arch rival Matt Neal that saw the pair almost come to blows.
Boardman takes controversial first win in race three
Posted: September 5, 2011 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: BTCC 2011, BTCC Knockhill, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Jason Plato, Mat Jackson, Matt Neal, Rob Collard, Tom Boardman, Tom Chilton Leave a comment
An estatic Tom Boardman took his first British Touring Car win in a chaotic final race of the day at Knockhill, but ableit in a controversial way.
Shedden takes home win in second Knockhill race
Posted: September 5, 2011 Filed under: British Touring Cars | Tags: BTCC 2011, BTCC Knockhill, Dynojet, Frank Wrathall, Gordon Shedden, Honda Racing, James Nash, Jason Plato, Matt Neal, Rob Collard, Tom Chilton Leave a comment
Scotland’s Gordon Shedden lead a Honda one-two in the second race at Knockhill to the delight of his home fans after mistakes from Tom Chilton handed him the chance he needed to take victory.
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