Josh Coggan was unbeatable in the Donington Park sun, taking pole position for the DW Racing team. After a dismal Silverstone for the young star, Coggan was quick to prove he could be a front runner with all ballast removed, setting a best time 1min 42.926, 0.499 seconds ahead of the opposition.

2018 Volkswagen Racing Cup runner up, Ru Clark returns to the series this weekend after completing his A Levels this week and heading straight to Donington to complete in his VW Scirocco.

A double father-son podium headlined the second Volkswagen Cup Silverstone race, as Martin Depper took the flag, with his son Jack securing his first Hankook Trophy.

A spectacular first win of the season for Mark Wakefield was an incredible achievement for a driver that almost didn’t start the last round at Snetterton due to technical issues. The Mark Wakefield Racing with HSG Sport driver hit back with a vengeance at Silverstone, jumping from ninth on the grid.

A first pole of the season for Josh Coggan gives the DW Racing driver equal lead of the Volkswagen Racing Cup standings, as the two points put him level with Martin Depper. Coggan, who won last time out as Snetterton will look to take control of the championship here at Silverstone, the longest circuit of the year, producing a pole time of 2min 42.182.

The Slidesports Audi TT of Simon Walton lines up on pole at Snetterton for the VW Racing Cup. He claimed the car still had half a second under him, with the Audi’s favouring the long straights that the Norfolk circuit is famous for.

A shortened first Volkswagen Racing Cup race saw Josh Coggan blast to the front, taking his first win of the year and the championship lead. Coggan started from the second row, but benefited from the leaders mistakes to break away, with Rob Allum, from the rest of the pack.

A spectacular win for Martin Depper gives the Maximum Motorsport driver the Volkswagen Racing Cup points lead at the end of an exciting weekend at Snetterton. The 50-year-old had to fight for his victory after a four lap dice with teammate Lewis Smith.

The second round of the Volkswagen Racing Cup blasts into action around the 2.97 mile Snetterton circuit this weekend. The second longest track on the calendar, Snetterton never fails to impress the crowds with its long straights; allowing for some extreme slipstreaming along two parts of the former airfield, while the tight infield tests the VW’s brakes and patience.

Owen Walton took victory in a shortened second Volkswagen Racing Cup race. As a result, the Slidesports driver secures not just the points lead, but also the Tom Walker Memorial Trophy.