8^th June 2026: GSF Car Parts, the UK’s fastest-growing motor factor, has completed its largest ever motorsport activation at Oulton Park over the weekend, hosting 98 guests in the paddock with Clean Racing and BTCC team Plato Racing.

Guests experienced trackside views, world-class catering, and exclusive behind-the-scenes access to BTCC champion Jason Plato. Alongside all the action from the Porsche Sprint Challenge GB and British Touring Car Championship races, GSF and Clean Racing create a truly immersive hospitality experience.

The programme covers the full 2026 Porsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain Championship, which runs as part of the TOCA, Kwik Fit British Touring Car (BTCC) race weekend package. Four Clean Racing drivers compete across two categories: Matt Kyle-Henney, Max Watt and Lydia Walmsley are in the RS Pro class, while Aimée Watts returns for her second year in the RS Am class.

Luke Green, from the Manic Mechanic in Southport, said: “The best part of this experience for me was the exclusive access to the Clean Racing garage, where I could see the team’s inner workings. They really took the time to explain how they race and stay competitive. Getting on the grid was another highlight and a real bucket list moment.”

Alex Todd, from Portside Cars, added: “I’ve never been this close to a Porsche race car, so that was the highlight of the day. Also chatting to the drivers and learning about their world was something I’ll remember for a long time.”

The track action also delivered some amazing results, with the team achieving five podiums between drivers Matt Kyle-Henney and Aimée Watts. Meanwhile Max Watt continued to show impressive pace across the weekend, despite it being just his second race weekend with the team.

The remaining races of the season take place at Knockhill (8th – 9th August), Croft (5th – 6th September), Silverstone (26th – 27th September) and Brands Hatch GP (10th – 11th October).

To keep up date with the Clean Racing team, follow GSF and Clean Racing on Instagram.