NAPA Racing UK has assembled one of the most talented squads on the grid, having originally evolved from the racing outfit Motorbase Performance. 

Motorbase competed in the BTCC from 2006 – winning many races and Independents’ honours – before Pete Osborne purchased the team in 2021. 

A new look for 2021 saw the team racing under the Racing with Wera & Photon Group banner, with Andy Neate and Sam Osborne heading its BTCC attack. 

Renamed as NAPA Racing for 2022, the team signed champion Ash Sutton and former runner-up Dan Cammish among its drivers. 

A fresh multi-year deal alongside NAPA UK from 2022 brought with it an exciting new dawn for the outfit, that ultimately saw the squad claim the coveted BTCC Teams’ Championship 57 points clear of its nearest rivals. 

2022 was just a taste of things to come, however, as last year proved to be a record-breaking campaign for NAPA Racing UK – run by the now-named Alliance Racing. 

Sutton and Cammish were joined by Sam Osborne and Dan Rowbottom in a full NAPA Racing UK four-car outfit for 2023. The former won the Drivers’ championship in commanding fashion, whilst the squad also scooped both the Manufacturers’/Constructors’ and Teams’ titles in a memorable hat-trick. 

The team retained its quartet of drivers for 2024 and 2025 on its way to winning the Teams’ Championship four years in a row. 2026 sees championshp debutant Lewis Selby join Sutton, Cammish and Osborne as the team embarks on competing with a new car model, the Ford Focus Titanium.

NAPA Racing UK has assembled one of the most talented squads on the grid, having originally evolved from the racing outfit Motorbase Performance. 

Motorbase competed in the BTCC from 2006 – winning many races and Independents’ honours – before Pete Osborne purchased the team in 2021. 

A new look for 2021 saw the team racing under the Racing with Wera & Photon Group banner, with Andy Neate and Sam Osborne heading its BTCC attack. 

Renamed as NAPA Racing for 2022, the team signed champion Ash Sutton and former runner-up Dan Cammish among its drivers. 

A fresh multi-year deal alongside NAPA UK from 2022 brought with it an exciting new dawn for the outfit, that ultimately saw the squad claim the coveted BTCC Teams’ Championship 57 points clear of its nearest rivals. 

2022 was just a taste of things to come, however, as last year proved to be a record-breaking campaign for NAPA Racing UK – run by the now-named Alliance Racing. 

Sutton and Cammish were joined by Sam Osborne and Dan Rowbottom in a full NAPA Racing UK four-car outfit for 2023. The former won the Drivers’ championship in commanding fashion, whilst the squad also scooped both the Manufacturers’/Constructors’ and Teams’ titles in a memorable hat-trick. 

The team retained its quartet of drivers for 2024 and 2025 on its way to winning the Teams’ Championship four years in a row. 2026 sees championshp debutant Lewis Selby join Sutton, Cammish and Osborne as the team embarks on competing with a new car model, the Ford Focus Titanium.