Ryan Cunningham survived wet-dry conditions at Brands Hatch to provisionally become the 2024 Racing Hondas Champion as, ahead of him on track, Dan Brown and Alfie Jeakins sewed up the class A and B titles. Race 1, held in soaking wet conditions, produced possibly the most exciting action of the season with Kevin Talbot getting […]
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Be 38 points clear of your Racing Hondas rivals leaving Brands Hatch on Sunday and you’re the Champion. Simples… So why 38? Because 37 is the maximum score any one driver can achieve in their class in any one event – 5 for pole in class (from qualifying), 15 per win (2 races = 30), […]
Chapeau to these six drivers who so far have finished every race in the points so far in 2024’s Racing Hondas Championship. It’s an exclusive club and others can feel unfortunate not to still be a part of it after 12 rounds of the 16-round season thanks to car problems forcing the odd single retirement […]
Dan Thackeray, plus father and son Lee and Jack Reynolds are amongst the new names joining he Racing Hondas Championship grid at Brands Hatch this Sunday. Dan, a title protagonist in other Honda series, is entered in Class B in a Civic EP3 run by Motion Motorsport. Dan(pictured above) enthused: “I’m excited for my first […]
James Alford heads to his home circuit of Brands Hatch this coming Sunday (8 Sept) on a high after his strongest performance of the season so far in the Racing Hondas Championship. The Chelmsford racer took a season’s best result of fourth as well as a sixth last time out at Donington Park. Now he’s […]
3 year control tyre deal and sponsorship with Yokohama Tyres The Time Attack Organisation, organisers of the Racing Hondas Championship, is delighted to announce that it has entered into a three year agreement with Yokohama Tyres as its control tyre supplier from 2025. The deal will see two of the Club’s championships running on […]
Dan Brown made it two wins in a day with victory in round 12 of the Racing Hondas Championship at Donington Park as Liam Collins came through from 33rd to an inherited P3 at the end. As in race 1, Brown led every lap with Philip Wright shadowing him closely throughout to the end. Rich […]
