Praga
With their plans for 2022 recently announced, the inaugural championship for the Praga category reaches an exciting conclusion at Donington Park on October 23rd, and, based on the results so far, could be a three-way fight for the crown. Currently topping the table is the pairing of "Chippy" Wesemael and Richard Morris, with 176 points on the board and three wins, while second- placed Richard Wells and Alex Kapadia have accrued 168 points, but have yet to grace the top step of the podium, despite pro-driver Kapadia frequently being the fastest driver on the track. Still in contention though, are well-matched Jack Fabby and Charlie Martin, lying third with 151 points; they lost their last win on a technicality, so will be out to prove a point at Donington, while action man Jay Morton has two wins to his name, and though not in contention for the title, is now paired with former "Stig" Ben Collins, so could affect the title aspirants. Two 60-minute races, with 63 points to claim – it’s all to play for!
Will Powell and Scaramanga hang on to their Endurance lead?
Endurance
It’s excitingly close for the title hunt as the Britcar Endurance Championship reaches it’s climax at Donington Park on October 23rd, with three teams from three different classes on contention for the crown, and with full points available for all of those classes, it will go down to the wire. The Class 1 pairing of Dave Scaramanga and Will Powell, in the Motus One McLaren GT3 top the table with 169 points and have three overall wins, while Class 3 leaders Marcus Fothergill and Dave Benett have accrued 166 points in their Porsche 991, ahead of Hugo Cook and Sacha Kakad, who have 162 points in their Class 4 Audi TCR. It’s not just about those class leaders though – a good performance, a class win, for any number of Class 3 and 4 runners could upset the top order, with the Ferraris of Goddard/Hollings, Grimes/ Mowlem, the EDF Cupra, the Team BRIT Aston Martin, and Peter Erceg’s Cayman all well-placed for a last-minute steal. The 2021 season bows out with nail-biting prospect!