September 2020

EXCELR8 Motorsport would end the sixth round of the British Touring Car Championship on a high as Senna Proctor rocketed home in the third race to take a sixth place finish, the teams best since Knockhill.

A final nine minute sprint in the Quaife MINI CHALLENGE JCW Class, saw Nathan Harrison narrowly hang on for his second win of the year, closing the points gap to his rivals in the standings, as points leader Lewis Brown failed to score.

Two rounds in a as many weeks takes us into the second half of a fascinating British Touring Car Championship. EXCELR8 Motorsport enter the round fourth in the Independents Team standings and seventh in the overall. Both drivers Senna Proctor and Chris Smiley have picked up podiums this season and are

A challenging weekend for the EXCELR8 Motorsport team saw sparks of hope as both drivers demonstrated their pace on Saturday, with further points finishes aiding their championship fight.

A challenging weekend for the EXCELR8 Motorsport team saw sparks of hope as both drivers demonstrated their pace on Saturday, with further points finishes aiding their championship fight.

In a chaotic second race at Thruxton, Rookie cup driver Alex Jay crossed the line first, but after a penalty it was Leonardo Panayiotou who was handed the victory, after a Quaife MINI CHALLENGE Cooper Class race that featured a red flag

EXCELR8 Motorsport ventured into mid-season break as a team on form. Knockhill was another silver-plated weekend as Senna Proctor recorded his first podium and pole position of the year. It was the second trophy of the year for the Suffolk-based outfit, after Chris Smiley’s spectacular opening round success.