When drivers weren’t mates… and didn’t have each others numbers 😆😵‍💫

You sure it wasn’t just you who didn’t have mates?😂😜

Can we bring this era back please? Along with the F2 kit cars in the @BRCrally and everyone Motorpsort fan is happy again 😂

Now unfortunately @BTCC is boring with no personalities

More elbows out, more passion and more emotion! It's why we need drivers like @RickyCollard and @Daniellloyd23 for full seasons 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’m busy marshalling my first weekend at Snetterton this weekend and they’ve made me post chief 😬😬😬

They still drive like this even when they are friends @formula1racer13 🤣🤣😳😳

Or as I called the series Dodgems with the wires given the amount of contact

When racing was racing. Btcc it being killed by track limits. Just let them get on with it.

BTCC is not what it used to be unfortunately,I understand the need for rules but just like F1 it stifles the racing if it goes to far and don’t get the started on the Plato shit show

Was that the race weekend where Alex Macdowells gear stick came off in his hand?

Had the pleasure of you inviting me to Brands Hatch that year, lovely day in the heart of the garage 😀 Soooo many years ago though 😆

Used to love watching Mat Jackson - proper racer. (As are you too, of course!)

Awesome years unlike it is today. I’d love to see Matt Jackson back tho as well as you Paul.

Look at the colours 😁, what's happened to modern day tin top racing .

BTCC was so much better back then

I still have full season recording of 2011!

2nd best era of touring cars. 96-2000 was the best and favourite races always the evening/night races at Snetterton

How weird, I'm currently watching the 2011 season back

Those team aon fords man. One of the nicest btcc cars ever and the best merch

Great skills on show there 🔥 would love for you to do a feature for @itvmotorsport in a modern car with you brilliant comms 🎙️🏁

Ah the pre-radio era was pure chaos, imagine just staring daggers at someone in the paddock with no group chat to vent in afterward

I miss these touring cars. Where most of the cars were close on pace and the racing was real. And no hybrid BS too!

You can say it Paul, "When drivers were drivers" to much after you sir nowadays.

Where’s Murray Walker talking about John Cleland and his unhappiness at his fellow racer?