Joshua Rogers wins milestone 100th championship race Joshua Rogers (Team Parker Racing) took the maiden victory of his Porsche racing career in the landmark 100th race in championship history. The Porsche Esports Team star mastered the challenging Knockhill circuit in both dry and wet conditions, taking victory in all three races during a breakthrough weekend in Scotland. The result brought the dominance of Joe Marshall (Team Parker Racing) from Cheshire to an end – Marshall won the opening six races of 2026, but followed Rogers home on three occasions in Fife. Meanwhile, there was one win in the RS Am category for Daniel Lewis (Race Car Consultants) from Essex, and two for Dean Burden (Toro Verde GT) from Lincolnshire. While in the Clubsport category, Gabe Fairbrother (Graves Motorsport) from Chester proved unbeatable as he drove to three category wins, further extending his championship advantage at the midpoint of the season. Rogers wins for the first time in RS Pro Rogers drove to his maiden pole position for Round Seven, and the Australian driver would start Round Eight from the front too, with Marshall alongside him on both occasions. The two Team Parker Racing drivers got away well at the start of the weekend’s opening race, conducted in dry conditions, with Rogers leading Marshall, while Samuel Harvey (Xentek Motorsport) from Sutton Coldfield maintained third. Felix Livesey (Xentek Motorsport) from Preston in Lancashire entered the pit lane early on with a puncture, before rejoining the race. Dan Zelos (Graves Motorsport) from Norfolk mounted an attack on Ethan Hammerton (Graves Motorsport) from North Yorkshire for fifth overall, but the former would soon receive a five second time penalty for track limits, relegating him down the order on corrected time. In the closing stages of the race, Matthew Kyle-Henney (Clean Racing) from Hampshire got