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A potential consideration could be What if Joshua Cook joins Team Vertu?

Coming from a new fan who started watching in 2023, at best he might've found himself a midfield team drive for this year as his talent would've been massively clear. Or if Jake and Simon didn't have the funding to compete in the BTCC, Jake may well have followed Stephen Jelley, Daniel Lloyd and George Gamble to Porsche Carrera GB.

I got an idea for a what if: What if Eurotech had stayed? I thought Jack Goff was really coming good with them and Brett Smith looked to be on the up.

He wouldn't be the 2024 Champion, that's for sure!

Andrew Jordan has 26 wins.

Being a Mat Jackson fan growing up, I still wonder what he would have accomplished if he drove for a WSR or Team Dynamics.

I like to think he would have finally won the title.

Love john , Got a lot of time for him Spent a lot of time / miles at tracks in the 90s, Always give everything, including finger signals, 56 now miss those days, a true legend of my life, John cleland & del trotter.! Hope your ok john. Still have the models in the cabinet.

I'd love to meet you one day!

Sorry I've not left a comment for a long time. I strongly encouraged you to continue what you do and you have with such passion. You have grown in confidence so much. You are a remarkable young man who I admire so much. Loved the interview with Dan lloyd last Saturday. You should be very proud of yourself. I see big things coming your way! X

Svg is weirdly connected to most this list lol. he taught Max how to drive the V8supercars and apparently how to heel toe and they're sim racing team mates. He currently races against Kyle. He competed in the NZ round of the WRC-2, where Kalle won the main event. I don't think he's competed against Conor, Svg hasn't done competitive drifting since 2018 and even then only in NZ and Aus, but they do have the redbull connection. If there was a guy from a top series to randomly jump into BTCC it would probably be Shane.

The BTCC could have had a NASCAR driver briefly in 1995 as Mark Martin was linked to a one-off outing with the works Ford team.

HILL IS THE 2024 CHAMPION!

I'm rooting for Hill but I think it's going to be Ingram.

Love your channel and can't understand why you don't have more subscribers, also agree with everything you have said about the driver's and about Jack Hill been a excellent driver. I'm am completely Nutural on who I would like to win maybe would like one of the Toyota's because im a Toyota fan have a few old Toyota's, but I have to say I watch Jack Hill video clip about 50 times and I am 💯 satisfied that he did cheat, and I honestly think that he will not win on Sunday. I know you disagree with this point but that's just my opinion let's see dose anyone else agree with me or not. Keep up the good content on your channel and looking forward for your video when the championship is over on Sunday

Wouldn't say John Cleland was dominant in 1995. He had a run of 4 straight wins mid-season but that was about it. He was more consistent than dominant (he only non-scored 3 times in a 25 race season) and his rivals just had more than their fair share of bad luck (especially Rickard Rydell in the Volvo, 13 poles and only 4 wins, 3 of which came in the first 9 races) and the Williams-run Renaults took too long to find their feet. Case in point, Renault won 10 races to Vauxhall's 7 in 1995 and won the manufacturer's title and Alain Menu won 7 races to Cleland's 6, yet was 43 points behind Cleland in the final standings and was realistically out of the title fight with 2 meetings to go (though he still had a very slim chance) and Renault only beat Vauxhall by 5 points and probably would have fallen short if James Thompson hadn't had his season-ending Knockhill crash.

The current era is hardly anything to sneeze at. We've got Hill and Ingram tied for points with 1 meeting to go! Even the Supertouring era never managed that! Let's not forget, 2004 was settled by a bonus point for fastest lap, otherwise it would have been a deadheat!

Was something wrong with the camera?

The Supertouring era was brilliant and I love those cars as much as anyone else, but I think the excessive nostalgia for that era is kind of damaging the series' reputation at this point. It feels like many racing fans act like the BTCC died in 2000, and don't give the current era a chance. 90% of BTCC content online is about the Supertouring era. It's a more extreme version of the WRC/Group B situation. I'm sure if you edited the current races after the fact and brought back Murray Walker with semi-scripted commentary like they used to do back in the day, you could make the current racing seem just as exciting as that era.

Hi Elliot interesting video this isn’t really a hot take but a personal pefence but I would love to see even if it’s one season/meeting/race but would love to see Ben Edwards back on BTCC commentary in the past that was a massive pleasure I had browning in the 2000s and 2010 and 2011 I remember Louise Goodman interviewed him at Snett and that was phenomenal 👍

IT'S SOUNDS VERY BAD

Ahead of the Cupra's, avoided all the chaos, decent start.

Good enough, I would have thought, scored in all three races at least.

We were in the Vauxhall grandstand at duffus dip. Despite being in a BMW, within a few laps Colin had lit up the grandstand by taking a lot of kerb on the inside and basically flying down duffus dip on 2 (or less!) wheels, every lap. Can still picture it to this day…magnificent!

It’s a shame he’s left the team, they’ve had a good group of drivers recently. Hopefully there is a return next year and in a good car

Only for donny

What a bummer! Wonder who will replace him?

There’s nothing wrong with having a bit of emotion involved a video but good on you for doing a “level headed” video

Mikael Sundstrom wasn't a legend in WRC circles as such (he won the Finnish Rally Championship 5 times) but he did score Peugeot's first ever outright podium at Brands Hatch in 1986. He drove a converted 205 Rally Car.

1984 World Rally Champion Stig Blomqvist co-drove Robb Gravett's Sierra in the 1990 Donington 1 Hour Endurance race and came 2nd after spinning at the final corner.

Going further back, Hannu Mikkola raced at Brands Hatch in 1969 and 1970.

I reckon that BMW is done.

His father Jimmy also raced a BMW in the 1990 BTCC.

Erkut was supposed to make a 3rd appearance at the 2nd Brands Hatch meeting in 2006 but he withdrew at the last minute. He also intended to race his Astra Coupe from the Turkish series at the final meeting of 2008 but only drove the car in practice. He did intend for 2009 to be a sabbatical before returning in 2010. Obviously didn't happen.

Erkut scored a 13th, a 14th, 2 15ths and 2 DNFs in 2006.

He was the Turkish Champion in 2005.

2012 was when the top 15 points system was introduced.

I remember Erkut. The first Turkish BTCC driver.

I’m going to pick cars that started at least 1 race in the BTCC!! And then picks the Toyota Corolla!! 😤

4:25 good choice and amazing vlog 😀