Jordan, Sutton, Shedden share BTCC wins at Oulton Park

BMW driver Andrew Jordan and Honda's Gordon Shedden both claimed their second wins of the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship season at Oulton Park, where Ash Sutton also scored Subaru's maiden victory of the year.

Shedden's win in the finale at the Cheshire circuit came after a controverial clash with pole-sitter Josh Cook, which put the latter's Ford out of the race with broken suspension. Despite his car sporting some damager, Shedden then overhauled Jordan to claim glory and extend his championship lead. Tom Ingram, who had led the points heading into the weekend, had a disastrous time and has slipped to third in the points.

Here's how the action unfolded.

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Round 10

Jordan used the rear-wheel-drive start-line advantage of his BMW 125i to power past pole-sitter Matt Neal at the start, and then held off the latter's Honda Civic to claim his second win of 2017 by just 0.28sec.

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The real action was even more intense behind the pair, with Sutton dramatically overtaking BMW driver Colin Turkington. The daring Adrian Flux Subaru Racing driver then fought hard to hold off Turkington and Moffat and claim the final podium spot. Turkington later retired with a mechanical problem.

It was a bad race for Ingram, who camed into the event leading points but clashed with Jack Goff earlier and later retired with broken suspension. 

Round 11

Sutton upgraded from third to first in Round 11 with another impressive pass contributing to his triumph.

Having jumped past Neal into second at the start, Sutton wasted no time battling past Jordan, slowed by success ballast. Sutton led all the way after that, taking the second BTCC win of his career - and the first of the season for the Adrian Flux Subaru team.

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The extra weight hampered Jordan, and after letting Rob Collard (BMW) through for second he eventually slipped to fifth. Neal was another driver to lose out to Collard, but held on for third place.