For the past 2 years the personal league table has been topped by Mike Hogbin's BritishTouringCarChat Facebook league. It has been the biggest league, yes, but that by no means guarantees success. So how does the Personal League standings work?

After each meeting the top scoring entry from each league counts towards the Personal League total. But as only 1 score can count it is possible that any league can outscore another - it just needs 1 good score from any of its teams. So whilst a big league has a better chance of success, a smaller league still has a possible claim to win the Personal League standings.

So will there be any challengers this year to Mike's league? Or will it be 'three in a row'?

Monday 7th April 2025 09:22:22 am UTC

There are just 3 weeks left until the tin-top action resumes with the opening rounds of the BTCC from Donington Park.

Welcome back to all returning players, and hello to any newbies. The competition remains completely free to play and there are no advertisements or annoying popups to interupt your Fantasy experience. What's not to like.

You have until the start of final qualifying on Saturday 26th April to get your entries in and drivers chosen. Don't forget!

Friday 4th April 2025 10:51:09 am UTC

No - I haven't anything meaninful to say other than the grid is starting to fill up for this years racing including the return of Gordon Shedden.

Entries are, of course, open but it's still a bit early to be finalising your driver line-ups. They will be updated here as and when information filters through.

Tuesday 11th March 2025 12:37:58 pm UTC

I've made a few changes to the website ahead of next years competition. Hopefully everything is still working as it should, but please do let me know if something doesn't look right, or doesn't work.

Tuesday 26th November 2024 15:20:52 pm UTC

The final event of the year and Congratulations to Jake Hill for claiming the drivers championship in the final race of 2024.

Congrats to Jack Utton for topping the scoresheets today. Jack added 938 points to his season tally and finished the year up 5 places in 4th overall.

It's no suprise to see Chris Taylor at the head of the overall standings. Well done Chris for a very dominant performance this year and a winning margin of 846 points. A very well deserved gold star to you!

It's much closer for the minor places. In fact Mike Hogbin jumped 2 positions to re- take second position and claim silver for 2024. Mike Sharratt also had a solid finish this round and improves 2 positions to claim bronze

Mike Hogbin also retains the Personal League Championship with another victory in 2024. Will anybody be able to mount a challenge in 2025?

Sunday 6th October 2024 17:57:50 pm UTC