Round 3: Snetterton, 14-15 May

Scott Malvern secured a triple victory at Snetterton and has now won seven of the nine championship races so far this year.

Malvern produced a masterful performance in the first race of the weekend, passing pole-sitter Geoff Uhrhane before setting a string of fastest laps en route to the chequered flag.

Malvern went on to win race two by almost three seconds from Uhrhane. He then fought from his way from third place into the lead of race three to capture yet another win. “It’s absolutely mega,” he said. “The car is under me all of the time, I know what it’ll do and that gives you a lot of confidence.”

Results – race one1 Scott Malvern (GBR) 19m 15.891 / 92.46mph2 Jeroen Slaghekke (NED) +5.508s3 Nick McBride (AUS) +5.919s

Results – race two1 Scott Malvern (GBR) 19m 16.746s / 92.39mph2 Geoff Uhrhane (AUS) +2.748s3 Jeroen Slaghekke (NED) +7.766s

Results – race three1 Scott Malvern 9GBR) 19m 17.136s / 83.13mph2 Nick McBride (AUS) +0.384s3 Antti Buri (FIN) +0.942s

Championship positions (provisional)after Round 31 Jeroen Slaghekke – 220 points2 Scott Malvern – 2163 Nick McBride – 1864 Antti Buri – 1755 Dan de Zille – 152