Josh Cook grabbed his 10th BTCC victory at Thruxton after winning out in the final race of the day 🏁 Full report and results ⬇️
Cook started his BTC Racing Honda Civic Type R from fourth on the reversed grid, but was leading by the end of the second lap and went on to chalk up his 10th victory at the Hampshire speedbowl.
Just as Dan Cammish had with Motorbase Ford team-mate Ash Sutton earlier in the day, Jelley played the team game to let team-mate Turkington in front as they headed up Woodham Hill on lap three. “The car was on another level,” said Cook, who was spun out by contact with Sutton in the opening race of the day.
Jelley completed a WSR BMW 2-3, but came under pressure late on from the Speedworks Motorsport Toyota Corolla of Rory Butcher, who once again made good progress on race day after struggling in qualifying.
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