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Dan Cammish, NAPA Racing UK Ford Focus ST
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The Ford BTCC superteam combining two reigning TOCA champions

Reigning BTCC champion Ash Sutton and Porsche Carrera Cup GB victor Dan Cammish form a potent line-up at the Motorbase-run NAPA Racing team as the series adopts hybrid power. With Sutton bringing the key components of his title-winning Laser Tools Racing set-up, and Cammish eager to prove a point on his return, their dynamic is set to be one of the season's major talking points

What are your eyes going to be on during this weekend’s opening British Touring Car Championship event at Donington Park? If you’re a techy anorak, it’ll be the performance of the cars with hybrid power. If you’re an anything-else anorak, it’s surely the progress of three-time and reigning champion Ash Sutton plus returning almost-champion Dan Cammish, united in a new Motorbase Performance Ford Focus superteam running under the banner of NAPA Racing.

Motorbase chief Pete Osborne, who assumed full ownership of the squad in early 2021, has pulled out all the stops here. His son Sam and two-time race winner Ollie Jackson continue in two of the cars, but another pair of brand-new Focuses has been built up for the incoming stars. And there’s one of those funny little small-world, closed-circle stories that are so prevalent in motorsport going on here too.

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