How 2021's TOCA support titles were won
There were all the usual thrills and spills among the BTCC support series this year and plenty of impressive performances along the way. Autosport recaps how the five championships were won and ranks the top 10 drivers
Between the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, Ginetta GT4 Supercup, Ginetta Junior, Mini Challenge and British Formula 4, the British Touring Car Championship's regular support series provided the usual mix of action and excitement.
Left without a seat at the BTCC table, Dan Cammish returned to Porsches in search of a third title against 2020 dominator Harry King, while Matthew Rees faced a strong field of second-year drivers in British F4. The 2018 Ginetta Junior champion, Adam Smalley, faced a scramble just to stay on the GT4 Supercup grid.
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