As we draw ever closer to the second half of this year’s campaign, our celebration of 2025’s BTCC winners so far — the Perfect Ten — turns to 14-time race winner, Dan Cammish. A driver who first made his stamp on this season with pole at the opening round of the season and sits one point from the top in the Goodyear Wingfoot Award.
Snetterton – Race 1
Starting from pole position – for the second time in three events – Cammish delivered a flawless performance in his NAPA Racing UK Ford Focus ST, leading every lap from the outset. Demonstrating both pace and precision, the #27 launched clear off the line and quickly established control, continuing his pace domination after setting a qualifying lap record a day prior and maintained a steady gap throughout the race.
Cammish fended off strong challenges from Tom Ingram, who finished second, and teammate Ash Sutton early on, who completed the podium in third. In the end, the battle between two of the series’ three previous champions only solidified Cammish’s position out in front.
The Leeds native’s composed drive not only earned him his first win of the 2025 season, but also marked the 14th victory of his BTCC career so far, currently placing him at equal 28th in the all-time win records.
The win elevated Cammish to fourth in the Drivers’ Championship standings, after a disappointing visit to Brands Hatch a fortnight prior, after only scoring 13 points, a score he would better by ten points in this one race alone.
Championship Outlook
At the halfway point of the season, not only Cammish’s Snetterton victory but also his five rostrum visits are a clear, ever-present reminder of his calibre. With a blend of experience and determination, he remains a potent force on the grid.
The #27 has moved forward despite not taking another victory as of yet, sitting third in the standings, but will be buoyed as the immediate race once the BTCC returns is his home circuit of Croft, a circuit in which the Yorkshireman and NAPA Racing UK have enjoyed many spoils in recent years.
Looking ahead, Cammish will aim to build on this momentum, converting strong performances into more podiums and victories as the 2025 season resumes at Croft (2/3 August).
