
Close calls in qualifying.
The weekend’s racing action got off to a competitive start with just a single second separating the top 20 drivers in qualifying. Jordan Collard eventually emerged to take pole position, beating Ant Whorton-Eales by exactly 0.1 seconds.

A dramatic late twist.
Collard stormed out of the grid and fought hard to lead the pack from start to finish in a thrilling first race. However his glory was short lived – he was hit with a post-race time penalty for overshooting his mark, handing Whorton-Eales first place.

Within touching distance.
A second victory of the weekend put Whorton-Eales within arm’s reach of championship glory as his rivals imploded in a messy race. Collard, Henry Neal, Rob Smith and Nathan Harrison all got caught up, allowing Whorton-Eales to comfortably take the flag.

Glory must wait.
Whorton-Eales completed a Brands Hatch hat trick, but couldn’t take the title as torrential rain brought the festivities to an early end. The championship leader is the overwhelming favourite, but the race for the trophy will go down to the final event of the year at Donington.