BTCC 2012 Final Championship Standings
Submitted on October 21st 2012 19:43 by Michael Passingham.
BTCC Crazy takes you through the final standings in the 2012 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship. Each championship was won by a Honda or a Honda driver.
BTCC 2012 Drivers’ Title:
Scotsman Gordon Shedden came into the final weekend of the BTCC at the top of the championship table, and he remained there until the end. Jason Plato had arrived second, and finished up third with a trio of poor results. Matt Neal had arrived third but, with two podium finishes, he was able to surpass Jason Plato, creating a Honda Racing 1-2 in the Drivers’ Championship.
- Gordon Shedden – Honda Racing – 408pts
- Matt Neal – Honda Racing – 387pts
- Jason Plato – MG KX Momentum Racing – 376pts
- Andrew Jordan – Pirtek Racing – 346pts
- Robert Collard – eBay Motors – 303pts
- Tom Onslow-Cole – eBay Motors – 281pts
- Mat Jackson – Redstone Racing – 274pts
- Aron Smith – Redstone Racing – 204pts
- Dave Newsham – ES Racing – 202pts
- Frank Wrathall – Dynojet – 173pts

- Andrew Jordan – Pirtek Racing – 371pts
- Robert Collard – eBay Motors – 343pts
- Mat Jackson – Redstone Racing – 325pts
- Tom Onslow-Cole – eBay Motors – 312pts
- Dave Newsham – ES Racing – 223pts

and they duly completed the task. While MG KX Momentum Racing obtained third in the Drivers’ Championship with Jason Plato, Andy Neate’s less competitive performances meant they could only take fifth in the hotly-contested team trophy.
- Honda Racing – 738pts
- eBay Motors – 607pts
- Pirtek Racing – 509pts
- Redstone Racing – 502pts
- MG KX Momentum Racing – 446pts
The battle for theĀ IndependentĀ Team’s honour went down to the final race, but after Mat Jackson’s early retirement and in spite of Aron Smith’s earlier win, Redstone could only manage second while Pirtek took the title.
- Pirtek Racing – 475pts
- Redstone Racing – 461pts
- eBay Motors – 461pts
- ES Racing – 326pts
- Dynojet – 259pts
The championship for manufacturer-backed constructors (teams who build their own cars with manufacturer backing) was won by Honda/Team Dynamics ahead of MG/Triple Eight.
- Honda/Dynamics – 902pts
- MG/Triple Eight – 722pts
All Photos: Jonathan Hobley