Reigning champion Jake Hill took his second triumph of the day and his third of the 2025 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season after a commanding display in the Knockhill finale.

Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport's Hill regarded the win as one of his most comfortable, confirming that the car 'felt fantastic' as he romped to the triumph by more than seven seconds.

Title protagonists – Ash Sutton and Tom Ingram – were nose-to-tail for much of the race and there were several nervy moments early on.

It was NAPA Racing UK's Dan Cammish that held second for much of the contest before he let Sutton by for the second time today – as the Ford Focus duo completed the podium places – but those positions were later reversed as Sutton passed his team-mate under yellow flag conditions.

Team VERTU took three of the next four positions in the shape of Tom Ingram, Tom Chilton and Adam Morgan, with NAPA Racing UK's Dan Rowbottom among the Hyundais in sixth.

The LKQ Euro Car Parts Racing with WSR pairing of Charles Rainford and Aiden Moffat were eighth and ninth respectively, whilst there was some respite for local hero Gordon Shedden as the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK with IAA driver rounded out the top ten.

The Scottish fanbase were treated to that home hero scrap for ninth as Moffat and Shedden finished the race side-by-side, with the BMW grabbing the place by an incredible 0.010s.

As the sun set on a glorious weekend at the beautiful Fife circuit, it's Ingram leading Sutton in the Drivers' standings by 17 points with Cammish holding third.

The BTCC returns at Donington Park in two weeks' time (30/31 August).

2025 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship – Knockhill – Race 3 – Classification:

P/    No/    Name/    Entry/    Laps/    Time/    Gap/    Best/    On/
1    1    Jake HILL    Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport    24    21:00.395        51.604    8
2    27    Dan CAMMISH    NAPA Racing UK    24    21:05.491    5.096    51.340    5
3    116    Ashley SUTTON    NAPA Racing UK    24    21:05.112        51.589    5
4    80    Tom INGRAM    Team VERTU    24    21:06.672    6.277    51.584    5
5    3    Tom CHILTON    Team VERTU    24    21:10.395    10.000    51.726    5
6    32    Daniel ROWBOTTOM    NAPA Racing UK    24    21:11.023    10.628    52.078    5
7    33    Adam MORGAN    Team VERTU    24    21:15.361    14.966    51.992    6
8    99    Charles RAINFORD    LKQ Euro Car Parts Racing with WSR    24    21:16.540    16.145    51.798    6
9    16    Aiden MOFFAT    LKQ Euro Car Parts Racing with WSR    24    21:18.603    18.208    51.699    5
10    52    Gordon SHEDDEN    TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK with IAA    24    21:18.613    18.218    52.060    6
11    22    Chris SMILEY    Restart Racing    24    21:18.951    18.556    51.911    4
12    123    Daniel LLOYD    Restart Racing    24    21:19.229    18.834    51.786    5
13    18    Senna PROCTOR    Team VERTU    24    21:25.070    24.675    51.704    5
14    17    Dexter PATTERSON    ROKiT Racing with Un-Limited Motorsport    24    21:28.512    28.117    52.393    4
15    88    Mikey DOBLE    Motor Parts Direct with Power Maxed Racing    24    21:29.068    28.673    52.477    5
16    77    Sam OSBORNE    NAPA Racing UK    24    21:29.512    29.117    52.307    6
17    132    James DORLIN    TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK with IAA    24    21:30.457    30.062    52.145    5
18    28    Nicolas HAMILTON    Powder Monkey Brewing Co with Esidock    24    21:31.091    30.696    52.738    5
19    50    Nick HALSTEAD    Motor Parts Direct with Power Maxed Racing    24    21:46.459    46.064    53.013    5
DNF    2    Daryl DELEON    WSR    22    19:33.470    2 Laps    51.742    5
DNF    40    Árón TAYLOR-SMITH    TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK with IAA    11    9:52.541    13 Laps    52.057    8
DNF    19    Max BUXTON    TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK with IAA    1    1:53.816    23 Laps        0