Caterham Motorsport enjoyed a ‘Super Saturday’ at Oulton Park this past weekend (September 6) as the British Automobile Racing Club’s North West Centre staged a blockbuster one-day meeting at the Cheshire venue.

As the 2025 campaign winds its way towards a thrilling crescendo, four of the manufacturer’s five championships took centre stage around the 2.692-mile International layout – entertaining both those watching trackside and online.

Fine margins often separate the leading contenders and that proved to be the case when it came to the Bilstein Caterham Roadsport Championship as Brian Thornton enjoyed a perfect outing.

Blitzing the opposition in qualifying to snare pole position, Thornton converted his front row start into a narrow victory in race one as he pipped Alistair Morton to the top step of the podium by just 0.139 seconds.

Things would be even closer between the pair in race two as Thornton once again got the better of Morton – this time however the gap was 0.109 seconds. William Harris finished hot on the heels of both drivers however he could only walk away with a brace of third-place drives.

Louis Darling was perfection personified in the EDGE Caterham Seven 270R Championship as he commanded proceedings in flawless style, claiming three wins out of three.

Darling missed out on the opportunity to clinch pole position in qualifying due to a track limits infringement however that didn’t deter him as he surged to victory in race one before then going on to reign supreme in races two and three.

While Darling starred at the front of the field, the quartet of Django Jones, Ben Wheatley, Nick Highton and Paul Oggelsby all made their mark too as they shared the remaining spots on the rostrum across the day’s three encounters.

Over in the Vertex Caterham Seven 310R Championship, Charlie Lower and Taylor O’Flanagan claimed a win apiece to set up what promises to be a tantalising title showdown over the coming weeks.

Lower has been a threat throughout the campaign and finally delivered the goods as he headed O’Flanagan and Lars Alexander Hoffman by less than three tenths of a second in a frenetic opener.

O’Flanagan – who has arguably been the class of the field this year – then tallied his latest victory of the season in race two as he charged to the chequered flag ahead of Hoffman and Philip Bianchi. The day’s final contest was sadly postponed due to an on-track incident.

Rounding out the action at Oulton Park were three races from Caterham’s premier one-make series, the Dutch Barn Vodka Caterham Seven UK Championship.

This season has seen a captivating title battle play out and it came as no surprise that the main protagonists were once again the drivers to beat, with Matthew Armstrong twice winning before rival Harry Senior snapped the latter’s streak with a victory of his own.

To view the full classification of results from all sessions at Oulton Park, CLICK HERE.

You can also watch all of the action back via the British Automobile Racing Club YouTube channel HERE.