NAPA Racing UK continued its remarkable run of success in the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship in 2026, securing a fifth consecutive Teams' title and maintaining its perfect record since joining the grid in 2022.

With Ash Sutton, Dan Cammish, Sam Osborne and newcomer Lewis Selby piloting the new Ford Focus Titanium, the Alliance Racing-run squad led the championship from the opening event. Team VERTU emerged as the closest challenger but couldn't eclipse the recent benchmark setters.

Here's how the Teams' Championship unfolded across ten events.

Donington Park

NAPA Racing UK made an immediate impact at Donington Park, with Sutton claiming two victories on the opening Sunday, including a one-two finish alongside Cammish in the second race.

The results gave NAPA Racing UK an early 33-point advantage over LKQ Euro Car Parts with Power Maxed Racing (PMR), whose Audi squad enjoyed a strong start thanks to Mikey Doble's opening race victory and consistent results from Aiden Moffat.

WSR completed the top three, while Team VERTU endured a difficult opening event following Tom Ingram's exclusion from the first race.

Brands Hatch Indy

Sutton continued his impressive form at Brands Hatch Indy, adding another victory as NAPA Racing UK reached 170 points after just two events.

The team's advantage over PMR grew to 50 points, a margin that would never be reduced throughout the remainder of the campaign.

Behind the leaders, the competition remained particularly close. Team VERTU, WSR and Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport left the Kent circuit tied for third, with Árón Taylor-Smith's victory in the finale providing a welcome boost for the latter.

Snetterton

WSR enjoyed its strongest weekend of the season so far at Snetterton, with Charles Rainford claiming victory in the opening race and Daryl De Leon securing two podium finishes.

The BMW squad matched NAPA Racing UK's 77-point haul across the weekend, climbing from fourth to second in the championship. PMR, meanwhile, struggled to replicate its early-season form and dropped to fourth behind Team VERTU.

Gordon Shedden's victory for Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport in the finale also highlighted the growing competitiveness of the independent Toyota squad.

Oulton Park

NAPA Racing UK enjoyed one of its strongest weekends at Oulton Park, with Cammish securing his first victory of the campaign before Sutton dominated the second encounter.

The double success helped the Ford squad extend its championship advantage into triple figures for the first time, leaving Cheshire 106 points clear of WSR.

Despite Rainford winning the final race for the BMW outfit, NAPA had established a commanding position heading into the summer break.

Thruxton

Thruxton saw NAPA Racing UK record its highest Teams' points haul of the campaign, collecting 96 points through Sutton and Cammish.

Despite Josh Cook claiming two victories for Speedworks Corolla Racing, the NAPA pairing responded with a one-two finish in the final encounter, Sutton taking the win ahead of Cammish.

The weekend also brought a significant change behind the leaders. Team VERTU collected 66 points compared to WSR's 23, moving the Hyundai outfit into second place and leaving NAPA with a 148-point advantage at the halfway stage.

Knockhill

The Fife rollercoaster provided a breakthrough weekend for the new-for-2026 Mercedes squad, with Adam Morgan taking victory ahead of teammate Daniel Rowbottom in the opening encounter.

Their performances helped the team collect an impressive 95 points across the weekend, comfortably outscoring every other outfit, including the leaders.

Sutton nevertheless added another victory in the second race, while Team VERTU retained second place in the championship despite Morgan's impressive showing.

Donington Park GP

Morgan continued his impressive run when the championship returned to Donington Park, claiming two victories around the Grand Prix layout for the CPRL-named squad.

Cammish prevented a clean sweep by winning the second encounter for NAPA Racing UK, helping the championship leaders establish a 190-point advantage over Team VERTU.

Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport also enjoyed a productive weekend, with Shedden securing a podium finish and Taylor-Smith adding valuable points. The Toyota squad collected 60 points across the event, moving ahead of PMR into fourth.

Croft

Croft proved to be a particularly eventful weekend, with Sutton securing his eighth victory of the campaign before becoming caught up in the opening-lap drama of the final race.

PMR capitalised on its opportunity, with Doble claiming victory in the finale after teammate Moffat helped protect his advantage during the early stages.

The Audi squad's 64-point haul allowed it to reclaim fourth from Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport and close the gap to third-placed WSR.

NAPA Racing UK departed Yorkshire with its largest championship advantage of the season so far, sitting 208 points clear of Team VERTU.

Silverstone

Silverstone proved decisive for NAPA Racing UK, as Sutton's victory in the second race secured both a record-breaking fifth Drivers' Championship and the team's fifth consecutive Teams' crown.

It was far from a straightforward weekend in terms of the Teams' standings, however, as PMR secured a memorable one-two finish through Moffat and Doble in the opening race.

Both PMR and Team VERTU outscored NAPA across the event, reducing the champions' advantage from 208 to 192 points. It was the first time all season that their lead over the nearest challenger had decreased, although the championship was already mathematically secured.

Brands Hatch GP

NAPA Racing UK rounded off another memorable year at Brands Hatch, with Cammish and Sutton securing a one-two finish in the final race after Team VERTU's Ingram had claimed the opening two victories.

The results brought NAPA's final tally to 766 points, an impressive 226 clear of runners-up Team VERTU and the largest championship margin it had enjoyed all season.

Behind the leading pair, PMR overturned WSR's ten-point advantage entering the finale to secure third in the Teams' standings. Its impressive conclusion to the campaign also delivered the Independents' Teams title, while Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport completed the overall top five.

NAPA Racing UK's fifth successive title represented another significant achievement for the Alliance Racing-run squad, whose success continued with the introduction of the new Ford Focus Titanium for 2026.