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Fourth is best finish for Neal

1:17pm Monday 1st September 2008

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DROITWICH’S Matt Neal finished sixth, fourth and 15th for VX Racing in the latest rounds of the HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship at Silverstone.

Jason Plato, defending champion Fabrizio Giovanardi and Mat Jackson shared the spoils in an incident-packed meeting in wet conditions.

Race one: Plato (SEAT Sport UK), Mat Jackson (BMW Dealer Team UK), Darren Turner (SEAT Sport UK); race two: Giovanardi (VX Racing), Colin Turkington (Team RAC), Adam Jones (Team Air Cool); race three: Jackson, Jones, Giovanardi.

Latest points: Giovanardi 261 points, Plato 217, Turkington 188, Jackson 185, Neal 165, Tom Onslow-Cole 155.

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IN THE POINTS: Matt Neal had two good finishes but failed to make up any real ground in the BTCC standings. IN THE POINTS: Matt Neal had two good finishes but failed to make up any real ground in the BTCC standings.

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