As we draw closer to the final two race weekends of the 2024 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship, we’re taking a look back at the story so far in each of the respective championships before the final push for glory.

Starting with the Goodyear Wingfoot Award, click here to see the story of the first half of the season, and read on for the most recent updates…

Croft - Qualifying for Round 16

Ashley Sutton led the way heading into the second half of the year after not missing a single ‘Quick Six’ session through the first five events, a sequence that continued at Croft. Despite continuing the feat, Tom Ingram would take the lead of the championship with a third place come the end of qualifying at the North Yorkshire circuit.

Colin Turkington was the pole-man of the weekend ahead of Sutton’s team-mate Dan Cammish, as the pair closed the gap on the leading two in front of them. With Jake Hill qualifying 11th, the front-row pair jumped the Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport driver in the standings.

2024 Goodyear Wingfoot Award Standings - Event 6

Knockhill - Qualifying for Round 19

Taking two pole positions in a row, Turkington would rise from fourth to top the standings after the championship’s trip to the Fife-based circuit. Árón Taylor-Smith would sit alongside the Team BMW driver on the front row, with the Evans Halshaw Power Maxed Racing driver rising from 11th to ninth in the Goodyear Wingfoot standings.

As Ingram qualified 15th, having the minimum hybrid available heading into the weekend, and Sutton missing out on the ‘Quick Six’ for the first time this year, the championship order was given a shake-up. Despite the reshuffle, the gap from first to fifth remained the same 20 point spread as it did entering the weekend.

Goodyear Wingfoot Award Standings - Event 7

Donington Park GP - Qualifying for Round 22

Josh Cook would tighten the pack after qualifying at Donington Park GP, taking the fourth pole position of his BTCC career. The Bath-born driver would rise to sixth in the standings with his efforts. Turkington would once again sit on the front row, retaining top spot in the standings. The Team BMW driver made it three events in a row where he shared the look into turn one with no rear-bumper in sight.

Sutton, after holding the top spot heading into the second half of the year, would sit second after his return to the ‘Quick Six’ finale. Ingram and Cammish sit in third and fourth respectively, as the pair remain within ten points of top spot.

Taylor-Smith made it three ‘Quick Six’ appearances in a row, this time with team-mate Mikey Doble joining him, as the Vauxhall Astra drivers both gained positions in the standings to sit eighth and 12th after impressive speed was found over the mid-season break.

Goodyear Wingfoot Award Standings - Event 8