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Three wins secure second place
29th October 2009
The 2009 comeback continues as Boocock roars to three consecutive wins at Pembrey. Following the 2nd and 1st place finishes earlier in the year at the last weekends racing in Thruxton, the reliability of both Truck and Driver is showing through.
With the fastest lap in qualifying and positioned on pole, Boocock and the silver bullet never left first place. picking up fastest lap and backing off once a 17 second lead had been established, Boocock was in a race of his own.
Ahead of the season finale and with podium finishes in 11 out of the last 12 rounds, including 4 first place finishes over the last four rounds, confidence is high in the UKT Racing camp. Following a poor start to the season with an early run of bad luck (DNF's!!), the team has pulled together to force the most impressive comeback in recent truck racing history.
Elton said "whilst it is still possible to take the championship, my focus will be for keeping 2nd and not doing anything stupid' he remarked "to get back so high after such a dissapointing start, we are so happy. We finished 2008 as runners up and we don't intend going backwards".
It must be like being on the safe question on who wants to be a millionaire for the team based in Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Wiltshire and Yorkshire in equal parts. Whatever happens at the weekend, they have gauranteed their position in the 2009 top three.
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The final rounds of the Delphi British Truck Racing Championship were as dramatic as ever at the famous Brands Hatch circuit. 2008 Runner up and winner of the last 4 rounds, Elton Boocock was spectacularly knocked off the track by the new Blue Peter presenter Andy Akinwolere.
The 2009 comeback continues as Boocock roars to three consecutive wins at Pembrey. . Following the 2nd and 1st place finishes earlier in the year at the last weekends racing in Thruxton, the reliability of both Truck and Driver is showing through.
After a grueling weekend, the UKT Racing team managed to pull off a stunning 2nd place finish followed within an hour with a 1st place chequered flag!
Despite a weekend of mechanical issues, UKT Racing had a fantastic result at the Nurburgring over the weekend sending the team right back into the running for a championship title for 2009.
The Pembrey weekend racing of rounds 3,4 and 5 of the Delphi British Truck Racing championship took place in the glorious sunshine, but a cloud was hangign over the UKT racing team. Dogged with proble
The opening rounds of the BTRA championship saw Elton Boocock in the barrier, not once, but twice. Struggling to keep up with the increased power of the M11’s, Elton had to push himself and the silver
The final rounds of the Delphi British Truck Racing Championship went perfectly for Elton Boocock as he stuck to the plan and secured the position of Championship runner up.
A very successful weekend at Pembrey, South Wales saw UKT Racing on the Podium 3 times during the last weekend.
After a disastrous weekend at Donington only 7 days ago, Boocock has stormed back to take 2nd place in the Delphi British Truck Racing Championship once again.
It was a day of firsts for Elton.
First in qualifying,
First to be spun on the
First corner and
First to give piggy back.
UKT Racing where back in the action at the Nurburgring in Germany. Stalling problems during the press day led to an engine strip down and rebuild over the Thursday afternoon and evening.
First Time win for Boocock. After a gruelling weekend Boocock emerges B class winner! During qualifying Boocock’s throttle cable snapped at the end of the first lap. Fortunately enough to qualify, unfortunately in 8th place! Within 4 laps of the first race he managed to work his way through the pack and was about to take pole position from Gary George.
After a gruelling weekend Boocock emerges B class winner!
Elton Boocock seemed to excel in the treacherous conditions for the opening rounds of the championship. The 2008 Delphi British Truck Racing Championship started with the extra spectacle of snow.
No-one could have predicted what would happen 36 seconds into the race. Take a lookat the videos! So we now have a big winter ahead.
Copyright 2007 UKT RacingCopyright 2008 Photos by Jonathan Reeves