Autosport's National Driver Rankings: Holme and Neaves big movers

Last weekend was a relatively quiet one for national motorsport, meaning that the top 22 positions in our race winner's table for the UK and Ireland have remained unchanged.

A clutch of drivers have moved onto four wins apiece thanks largely to the 750 Motor Club meetings at Oulton Park and Anglesey and the MG Car Club competition at Snetterton. Foremost among them is Mark Holme, who has won three times in his Austin-Healey 3000 at Donington (in Equipe Sprint), Thruxton (GT & Sports Car Cup) and Snetterton (Equipe Pre '63/Pre '50, above), and also sneaked in a Fun Cup - very different machinery - win back in August at Snetterton.

That moved Holme into 23rd position, while a new entry to the top 50 in 26th spot is Ollie Neaves (below), who bagged a brace of victories at Snetterton in his MGB GTV8, in which he's unbeaten so far this year.

Top of the 750MC brigade in action over the weekend was Ryan Polley, who moves into 28th spot thanks to his fourth win of the season at Oulton in the club's Renault Clio 182 contest - had it not been for a mechanical glitch in the second race, a fifth win could have elevated the grandson of hot rod legend George Polley into the top 15.

Pos	Driver (Car)	Overall wins	Class wins	Total
1	Lewis Saunders (Citroen Saxo VTR)	10	0	10
2	Gary Prebble (Honda Civic/SEAT Leon Cupra 20v T)	9	0	9
3	Cam Jackson (Brabham BT2/Van Diemen RF80/March 709)	8	0	8
4	Lucky Khera (Ferrari 488 Challenge/BMW M3 E46)	6	1	7
5	Stephen Docker (Ginetta G40 GRDC)	0	7	7
6	Tom Golding (Ginetta G40 Cup)	6	0	6
7	Harry Senior (Caterham Sigmax)	6	0	6
8	Harry King (Porsche 911 GT3 Cup)	6	0	6
9	Tim Mogridge (Ferrari F355 Challenge)	6	0	6
10	John Byrne (Caterham 420R)	5	0	5
11	Luke Cooper (Swift SC18)	5	0	5
12	Fergus Campbell (MG ZR 170)	5	0	5
13	Michael Igoe (Lamborghini Huracan GT3)	5	0	5
14=	Paul Brydon (Solution F BMW M3)	5	0	5
14=	Luke Browning (Mygale M14-F4)	5	0	5
16	James Card (BMW E46 M3)	4	1	5
17	Joe Ferguson (Austin Mini Cooper S)	3	2	5
18	Nick Gwinnett (Renault Clio)	2	3	5
19	Phil Jenkins (Caterham 420R)	4	0	4
20	Aaron Smith (Mini Miglia)	4	0	4
21	Joe Wiggin (Mazda MX-5 Mk1)	4	0	4
22	James Harridge (Maverick Vee)	4	0	4
23	Mark Holme (Austin-Healey 3000 Mk2/VW Fun Cup)	4	0	4
24	Ash Sutton (Infiniti Q50)	4	0	4
25	Dan Clowes (Jedi Mk6/7)	4	0	4
26	Ollie Neaves (MGB GTV8)	4	0	4
27	Marcus Clutton (Radical SR3 RSX/Lamborghini Huracan GT3)	4	0	4
28	Ryan Polley (Renault Clio 182)	4	0	4
29	Richard Wildman (MG Midget)	4	0	4
30	Bailey Voisin (Ginetta G40 Junior)	4	0	4
31	Andy Southcott (MG Midget Spaceframe)	4	0	4
32	Patrick Blakeney-Edwards (Rover SD1/Frazer Nash Super Sports)	4	0	4
33	Sam Kirkpatrick (MG ZR 190)	4	0	4
34	Josh Malin (Ginetta G40 GT5)	4	0	4
35	Zak O'Sullivan (Mygale M14-F4)	4	0	4
36	Gerard O'Connell (SHP Escort)	4	0	4
37	James Dorlin (Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport)	4	0	4
38	Peter Bove (Darvi 88 P)	4	0	4
39	Dan Thackeray (Honda Civic Type R)	4	0	4
40	Ben Short (Mazda MX-5 Mk1)	3	1	4
41	Mark Ashworth (TVR Grantura)	3	1	4
42	Shaun Traynor (Toyota MR2 Roadster)	2	2	4
43	William Heslop (Ford Fiesta ST/Honda Civic)	2	2	4
44	Tom Bell (Austin Mini Cooper S)	2	2	4
45	James McCall (Caterham Sigma 135)	0	4	4
46	Mark Stewart (Ford Fiesta)	0	4	4
47	Michael Chen (Radical SR3)	0	4	4
48	David Drinkwater (BMW Compact)	0	4	4
49	Shaun Goverd (Peugeot 106 GTi)	0	4	4
50	Henry Heaton (Caterham Sigma 150)	0	3	3

All car races in UK and Ireland are included except qualification/repechage, consolation and handicap races. No races in other countries. Class wins are only counted when there are at least six starters in the class.

Only classes divided by car characteristics are included. Classes divided by driver characteristics such as ability, professional status, age, experience (for example rookie or pro-am classes) are not included.

Where there is a tie, overall wins take precedence. Where there is still a tie, average grid size for a driver's wins determines the order.