TCR – Round 5, 6 and 7 of Brands Hatch

TCR UK
Rounds 5, 6 & 7
Brands Hatch Indy
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With rounds five, six and seven complete from an action-packed event at Brands Hatch, we are happy to provide you with all of the important information from the weekend’s activities.

QUALIFYING, RACE REPORTS & EVENT REVIEW
Congratulations to our race winners from the weekend: Lewis Kent, Jac Constable and Alex Ley.
We now have six different race winners from seven rounds!

Congratulations to our Tom Walker Trophy winners from the weekend:
Chris Smiley in race one, Isaac Smith in race two and Alex Ley in race three.

Congratulations to our Goodyear Diamond Trophy winners from the weekend:
Russell Joyce in races one and two and Andy Wilmot in race three.

Please find below the links for each race report from last weekend, covering rounds five, six and seven of the 2022 Championship season.

QUALIFYING
RACE ONE – ROUND FIVE – 50TH TCR UK RACE!
RACE TWO – ROUND SIX
RACE THREE – ROUND SEVEN
BRAND HATCH REVIEW

CHAMPIONSHIP POSITIONS AFTER BRANDS HATCH
Please find below the link for the current Championship positions after seven rounds.
You will find included:

The Overall Drivers points table.
The Tom Walker Memorial Trophy points table.
The Goodyear Diamond Trophy points table.

CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS TABLES AFTER ROUND SEVEN

POST RACE WEEKEND REVIEW – PENALTIES
Please see the following penalties applied over the Brands Hatch Event.

TCR UK – Round Five:

Driver: Adam Shepherd #117
Championship Regulation 5.4.8: Replacing an engine by a competitor using the official Engine Change Form
Driver: Jessica Hawkins #21
Q12.21.4: Causing a collision, repetition of serious mistakes or the appearance of a lack of control over the car.
“Car 21 made contact with the rear of car 50 causing car 50 to lose control.”
Driver: Neil Trotter #12
Protest raised due to overtaking manoeuvre in round five by car #27.

Driver: Scott Sumpton #27
Q12.21.4: Causing a collision, repetition of serious mistakes or the appearance of a lack of control over the car
“Protest from car 12 is upheld – car 27 made contact with car 12 in the braking zone causing car 12 to lose control.”TCR UK – Round Six:

Driver: Bradley Kent #5
Protest raised due to overtaking manoeuvre in round six by car #101.
Driver: Max Hart #101
Q12.21.1: Carrying out manoeuvres liable to hinder another driver.
“Car 101 moved over to defend his line on the exit of Graham Hill and in the process of doing so made contact with car 5 who had a clear overlap. Car 5 continued to complete the overtake.”
TCR UK – Round Seven:

Driver: Jamie Tonks #74
Protest raised due to overtaking manoeuvre in round six by car #33.
Driver: Jack Depper #33
Q12.21.4: Causing a collision, repetition of serious mistakes or the appearance of a lack of control over the car.
“Car 33 made contact with the rear left of car 74 in the braking zone of Graham Hill causing car 74 to lose control and leave the circuit.”
COMPENSATION WEIGHT FOR OULTON PARK ISLAND
A new Compensation Weight Table will be published ahead of rounds 8 and 9 of the 2022 TCR UK Championship, taking place on the Oulton Park Island circuit configuration on 16th July.The updated racing weights will be uploaded onto the TCR UK website and also send out via email to all drivers and teams.

All information found at: https://www.tcr-uk.co.uk/brands-hatch-indy-review/