Senna Proctor returns to the BTCC to drive for Team VERTU in the Hyundai i30 N from the fourth event of the season, Thruxton. The Driffield-born driver makes his way back into the UK’s premier motorsport series after last competing in 2021.

Proctor raced in the Ginetta Junior Championship in 2014 and 2015 with the second year being the most prominent of the two. The then 17-year old would win four races en route to finishing second in the series.

The Driffield-born driver moved on to the Renault Clio Cup for 2016 to which he would finish his only season in the series in eighth place.

Racing the #18, Proctor joined the BTCC in 2017 driving for Power Maxed Racing. Finishing the year with a best overall finish of sixth taking home the Jack Sears Trophy. Returning to the Vauxhall Astra once again in 2018, Proctor would improve to finish the season in 12th, after 18th previously, taking his maiden win in the process.

Moving to Adrian Flux Subaru Racing in 2019 the 21-year old would struggle with only two top-ten finishes across the campaign. 2020 would present a different opportunity as Proctor drove the same car in which he has made his return to in 2025, the EXCELR8 Motorsport Hyundai i30N.

2021 would be Proctor’s best season to date despite not competing in the opening three races. Racing the BTC Honda Civic Type R he would take his second BTCC victory among six podium finishes to take his best season finish in tenth place.

Now returning in 2025, from Thruxton onwards, Proctor will reunite with the EXCELR8 Motorsport-run Team VERTU to compete in the Hyundai i30 N alongside Tom Ingram, Tom Chilton and Adam Morgan.