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#WeAreLaserToolsRacing, 2021, Aiden Moffat, Ash Sutton, BTCC, Carl Boardley, Croft, Infinity Q50, Laser Tools Racing, LTR - September 21, 2021

Aiden Moffat proves to be the Laser Tools Racing hero this weekend as he converted a first-ever pole position into a commanding lights-to-flag win in the opening race at Croft.

Croft circuit in North Yorkshire was the venue for the weekend’s BTCC racing and as Laser Tools Racing entered the weekend with only four rounds (12 races) of the season left, Ash Sutton was in a healthy 30 point lead in the driver standings. However, as we all know, that lead can be wiped out in a single race, so collecting points would be the name of the game this weekend. These are vital in every championship class that we are in, as things are incredibly close at the top! Both free practice sessions on the Saturday morning were run...

Rollercoaster results for Laser Tools Racing at Croft!

The weekend’s BTCC racing was at Croft Circuit in North Yorkshire and on the Saturday the first practice session went very well for the Laser Tools Racing team. Even with maximum ballast, Ash Sutton was once again able to get the car under his spell early on and was able to end the session 2nd on the time sheets with a 1.22.27 second lap, 0.125 of a second behind his arch rival Colin Turkington. Aiden was no slouch either, building on the pace he found at Silverstone to finish the session 9th with a 1.22.857. However for the all-important qualifying...

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Read our race report: https://www.lasertoolsracing.co.uk/blogs/news/rollercoaster-results-for-laser-tools-racing-at-croft

Moffat bags points at rain-hit Croft.

Laser Tools Racing's touring car ace Aiden Moffat scored valuable championship points across three tricky races at Croft, North Yorkshire, on Sunday June 16. The Scottish racer, in his Mercedes-Benz A-Class began the weekend with a good set-up on his car, feeling that it was handling better than ever at the former aerodrome. With confidence raised, Aiden went into qualifying in optimistic mood, but the 30-minute session wasn’t an easy one for any driver as five red flags caused constant stoppages. “Basically, whenever I went for a time, someone caused a red flag,” explained Aiden. “The first was because of...