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After 13 years on the BTCC support bill, the Ginetta GT4 Supercup was axed as a standalone series at the end of this season. Here, some of its major players reflect on the championship’s key moments

There was no disputing who the standout drivers were among the British Touring Car Championship's support series this year as each was won convincingly by a dominant champion. Here are the stories of how they ran rings around their opposition

While former Autosport National Driver Rankings table-topper Lucky Khera registered another win last weekend, Ginetta GT4 Supercup ace James Kellett was the only mover inside the top 10.

The British Touring Car Championship support series were in action last weekend at Thruxton, with Alex Dunne setting a new win record for the FIA Formula 4 category. While the Ginetta Junior, Mini Challenge Trophy and Porsche Carrera Cup series also competed.

The on-track racing at Snetterton in the TOCA support series was just as hot as the sweltering conditions which the drivers and teams endured last weekend. Kiern Jewiss took another win to extend his Porsche Carrera Cup points lead as British F4, Ginettas and JCW Minis were also in action.

Joel Granfors moved to the top of the GB3 Championship standings at Silverstone last weekend, as an off-track decision for title rival Luke Browning had huge ramifications. While in Scotland, there were the usual thrills and spills from the TOCA supports at Knockhill

The British Touring Car Championship’s supporting series all resume at Knockhill this weekend and many of the battles are interestingly poised ahead of the final five events. Autosport recaps the lay of the land in the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, British Formula 4, Ginetta GT4 Supercup, Mini Challenge and Ginetta…

Leaders colliding at the final corner was just one of the talking points from Oulton Park as the British Touring Car Championship supports were in action with all the usual thrills and spills. While at Silverstone, MG Live returned for the first time in four years as a 60th anniversary…

OPINION: The judgement of those in race control was once again called into question with two recent near-misses at Brands Hatch. How to address the problem in a productive fashion is a predicament