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        EXCELR8 partners with Draper Tools for 2020


        BTCC attack


        Story:  BTCC.net

        EXCELR8 Motorsport’s preparations
        for the 2020 British Touring Car
        Championship season have been
        handed a substantial boost a er the
        team con rmed a fresh title sponsorship
        agreement with Draper Tools, the family
        owned hand and power tool distributor.
        EXCELR8 made its debut in the BTCC
        this year with a pair of MG6 GT
        machines, driven by Rob Smith and Sam
        Osborne. Draper Tools has already been
        a key partner for the team, with Smith’s
        car running with support from the major
        UK tool brand.
          at partnership will now be taken to the
        next level with the announcement that
        Draper Tools will become a title sponsor   BTCC campaign.               Draper as B. Draper & Son Limited back
        for EXCELR8 Motorsport for the 2020                                     in 1919 at its then Kingston upon   ames
        season.   e early con rmation of the deal  Draper Tools is a leading industry name,   base.
        will allow both parties valuable time to   and is celebrating its centenary year
        make vital preparations ahead of the 2020  in 2019, having been founded by Bert   Read more at BTCC.net

        Hondas score hat-trick at   ruxton


        Article:  BTCC.net

        Rounds 19, 20 and 21 of the 2019 Kwik   topped the second bout. Dan Cammish   to the overall title picture, as they closed
        Fit British Touring Car Championship   then claimed a  rst win of the season   in on the championship-leading BMWs
        went the way of three di erent Hondas   for Halfords Yuasa Racing in a fantastic   of Colin Turkington and Andrew Jordan,
        on a day of thrilling action at   ruxton.   nale – making it 16 wins from 30 for the   who both experienced a challenging
                                            Japanese marque in Hampshire over the   weekend.
        Cobra Sport AmD AutoAid/RCIB        last decade.
        Insurance’s Sam Tordo  converted pole                                  Tordo  secured a lights-to- ag victory
        position into victory in the opening   Success for Cammish and Cook in   in race one, a er fellow front-row starter
        contest, before BTC Racing’s Josh Cook   particular also brought about a change   Jason Plato fell foul of a drive-through
                                                                                penalty having started the race out of
                                                                                position in his Sterling Insurance with
                                                                                Power Maxed Racing Vauxhall.

                                                                                Cammish, Adam Morgan and Cook kept
                                                                                Tordo  honest until the  nish, with the
                                                                                quartet being covered by a little over a
                                                                                second at the chequered  ag.

                                                                                Cook then scored an eye-catching victory
                                                                                in the second summer BTCC bout in
                                                                                Hampshire, making one of the moves of
                                                                                the season as he went from third to  rst
                                                                                in the blink of an eye.

                                                                                Read more at BTCC.net

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