In this very special episode of Stories From SuperTouring, we’re joined once again by BTCC favourite Anthony Reid – but this time, we’re not just talking touring cars. We’re celebrating an incredible milestone: 50 years of professional racing.

From his early days in Formula Ford, to title battles in the British Touring Car Championship, to adventures across Japan and Le Mans, Anthony takes us on a journey through a remarkable career that’s spanned continents, categories, and countless podiums.

Expect plenty of behind-the-scenes stories, reflections on the golden era of Super Touring, and a few laughs along the way – as one of motorsport’s great characters looks back on half a century at full speed.

Strap in – this is Anthony Reid like you’ve never heard him before.

In this episode of Stories From SuperTouring, we look back to Thruxton 1995 - the meeting that had it all — chaos, controversy, and career-defining moments — and touring car journalist Andrew Charman was there to witness every second.

From the horrifying, high-speed crash that sent Charlie Cox rolling through the Club chicane — a moment that stunned the paddock and redefined safety discussions — to the breakthrough victory for a young James Thompson, taking his first-ever BTCC win at just 21 years old, it was a race day no one could forget.

Andrew shares his insider stories from the pits and paddock, the tension between teams, and the fierce on-track battles that typified the SuperTouring era. With the season barely underway, the intensity was already at full throttle — and Thruxton lit the fuse.

Fast, raw, and unforgettable — join us as we rewind to one of the BTCC’s most explosive weekends.

In this episode of Stories From SuperTouring, we're joined by none other than Tim Sugden—British racing veteran and one of the most versatile drivers from the golden era of touring cars. From battling it out in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) to his later success in GT racing, Tim shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories, career highs and lows, and what it was really like racing in the cutthroat Super Touring era.

Expect candid reflections, untold paddock tales, and a few surprises as Tim opens up about his time with legendary teams, the intense rivalries on and off the track, and how motorsport has evolved since those iconic days.

Whether you're a hardcore touring car fan or just love great motorsport storytelling, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Tune in now for an unforgettable ride through racing history!

This week, the guys are joined by motorsport broadcaster, Greg Haines, who joins us to look back at the first ever live BTCC broadcast on BBC Grandstand at Brands Hatch in 1997.

Series 6 starts with a bang, as Charlie Cox drops in for a chat with Alex and Levi. Charlie’s voice became synonymous with motorsport commentary in the ‘90s, but his journey in the BTCC didn’t stop at the mic. From his racing career behind the wheel to his iconic commentary alongside Murray Walker, Charlie’s story is one of passion, high-speed drama, and unforgettable moments.

Join us for an honest, fun, and inspiring conversation as Charlie shares stories from both the pit lane and the commentary box – and reveals what made the BTCC so special.

Don’t miss this first episode of Series 6, packed with laughs, racing history, and of course, Charlie Cox’s unique perspective on one of motorsport’s most thrilling eras.

Series 6 starts with a bang, as Charlie Cox drops in for a chat with Alex and Levi. Charlie’s voice became synonymous with motorsport commentary in the ‘90s, but his journey in the BTCC didn’t stop at the mic. From his racing career behind the wheel to his iconic commentary alongside Murray Walker, Charlie’s story is one of passion, high-speed drama, and unforgettable moments.

Join us for an honest, fun, and inspiring conversation as Charlie shares stories from both the pit lane and the commentary box – and reveals what made the BTCC so special.

Don’t miss this first episode of Series 6, packed with laughs, racing history, and of course, Charlie Cox’s unique perspective on one of motorsport’s most thrilling eras.