LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing celebrated its 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship success at the TOCA Awards on Saturday evening (7 November), collecting the Independent Teams' Championship trophy following an impressive campaign.
The Silverstone ceremony marked another significant achievement for Power Maxed Racing, which claimed its second Independent Teams' crown in three seasons after a memorable year with its new Audi A3 Saloons.
With Mikey Doble and Aiden Moffat spearheading the LKQ Euro Car Parts-backed entry, the team made an immediate impression when Doble claimed an outright victory in the opening race at Donington Park, giving the new Audi a winning debut.
That success set the tone for a campaign in which the pair combined for 13 Independent race victories, helping the squad lead the championship standings from the opening weekend through to the season finale.
Despite its strong start, however, the title was far from guaranteed. WSR and Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport both mounted challenges throughout the year, with the former closing to within a single point of the leaders at Oulton Park heading into the summer break.
Power Maxed Racing responded impressively during the second half of the campaign, gradually rebuilding its advantage through consistent points finishes and further class victories.
Among the standout moments was Doble's second outright win of the season at Croft, while the penultimate meeting at Silverstone delivered arguably the team's greatest achievement of the year.
Moffat led Doble home in the opening race to secure Power Maxed Racing's first-ever BTCC one-two finish, having already completed a one-two in the previous day's Qualifying Race. Moffat added another overall top-three finish in the final encounter, helping the team establish a 33-point championship advantage heading into Brands Hatch.
The title was ultimately secured with a race to spare on the Grand Prix circuit, as Doble claimed another Independent victory in the second contest to confirm both his maiden Independent Drivers' crown and the Teams' title.
By the conclusion of the campaign, LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing had amassed 515 points, finishing 46 clear of nearest challenger WSR, while also finishing third in the overall Teams' Championship.
With Doble also crowned Independent Drivers' Champion and Moffat taking the runner-up position, the team's achievements were deservedly recognised at the TOCA Awards, bringing a memorable 2026 campaign to a fitting conclusion.
