There were plenty of motorsport events at the weekend from single-seater to sportscar racing. Get the latest debrief from the action that took place on Saturday and Sunday across the UK.

Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship – Rounds 19, 20 and 21 at Croft

It was wheel-to-wheel action at Croft with Laser Tools Racing’s Aiden Moffat rewarded with his first victory of the season, converting a pole position into a commanding lights-to-flag win in the opener. Moffat controlled the pace from the outset and fended off the advances from MB Motorsport accelerated by Blue Square man Jake Hill to take his first victory since Silverstone in 2018.

In the second race, it was Hill’s turn to produce a masterful display as he made a tremendous move early on to take the race lead from Moffat and immediately disappear into the distance. The battle for second ensued, but Moffat hung on, even after a mid-race hit from the BTC Racing Honda of Josh Cook.

Colin Turkington (Team BMW) ensured regular service was resumed in the finale, as the ‘King of Croft’ scored his ‘lucky 13’ career victory at the 2.13 mile North Yorkshire circuit.

Despite several title challengers scoring big on the day, Ash Sutton left Croft with his points largely intact as he bagged a brilliant trio of top-six finishes.

It is a quick turnaround for drivers and teams as Rounds 22, 23 and 24 of the 2021 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship take place at Silverstone this coming weekend (25-26 September). For more information, click here.

F4 British Championship certified by FIA – Rounds 19, 20 and 21 at Croft

McKenzy Cresswell secured victories in the first and third race of the weekend, including a lights-to-flag win and his first non-reverse grid triumph to propel him back into the thick of the championship hunt.

In the second race of the weekend, Dougie Bolger defended valiantly from Carlin teammate Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak to score his maiden victory of the championship.

The title battle is still alive and heads to Silverstone at the weekend. Matias Zagazeta leads Matthew Rees and Cresswell with nine races and three events to go. Head to the F4 British Championship certified by FIA website for the latest news.

British Kart Championship – Rotax, Honda and KZ2 Event 4 at Warden Law

Warden Law played host to the penultimate round of the Rotax and Honda classes in the Wera Tools British Kart Championships. Ryan Cannon was crowned 2021 British Champion in the KZ2 final on Sunday evening.

Lewis Gilbert was the provisional winner in the Senior Rotax final, with Leon Henderson provisionally taking the top spot in the Junior Rotax final. In the Rotax 177 final, Henry Ayres came out on top, and Ethan Jeff-Hall led the way in the Minimax Rotax final. The last event for the Rotax class is on 9-10 October at PFi.

In the Honda Cadet final, Timo Jungling fended off Joshua Graham and Noah Wolfe to take the top spot on the podium. The Honda drivers will be back for their final 2021 Wera Tools British Kart Championships event on 16-17 October in Lincolnshire.

For more information on the Wera Tools British Kart Championships, click here.

Stay tuned to the Motorsport UK website for the latest updates on the motorsport action throughout the UK this coming weekend.