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January 14, 2020

Aiden Moffat and Ash Sutton talk about the 2020 BTCC season

At the Autosport International show held at the NEC over the weekend, we caught up with Aiden Moffat and Ashley Sutton as they unveiled the updated 2020 livery for their pair of Infiniti Q50 touring cars. Both drivers shared their thoughts and aspirations for the forthcoming BTCC season: Aiden Moffat is very enthusiastic: “It’s by far the most excited I’ve been at the start of a season,” he commented. “Now that we’re building two brand new Infiniti Q50s, expanding Laser Tools Racing to a two-car team, and working with Ash Sutton, it’s all coming together. Ash is bringing his race...

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November 27, 2019

Two car team for Laser Tools Racing in 2020 BTCC

Ashley Sutton joins Aiden Moffat as the pair spearhead Laser Tools Racing’s 2020 BTCC campaign Two new Infiniti NGTC cars currently being built Laser Tools Racing has just announced that it is running a two-car team in the 2020 BTCC and partnering driver Aiden Moffat will be the 2017 BTCC Champion Ashley Sutton. Additionally, Team Principal Bob Moffat confirmed that the team have commenced the design and build of two new Infiniti Q50 NGTC cars for the 2020 campaign. “We have been speaking to Ashley Sutton for a number of months now,” commented Moffat Senior, “and we are delighted to...

Rally Report MEM Malton Forest Rally 2019

On the 3rd Nov the Laser Tools Rally team headed up to the North Yorkshire forests for the 2019 Malton forest rally offering 45 miles of fast forest tracks over 2 loops of three stages and over 100 miles of liaison using the public roads and with only 3 service intervals of 15 minutes car reliability would be very important. The previous night before the rally saw some very heavy rain so the stages would be very greasy on the first run through so a cautious approach would be required. With a short road section of only 7 miles we...

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October 14, 2019

Aiden Moffat ends Touring Car season with consistent weekend

Laser Tools Racing driver Aiden Moffat ended his Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season with three points-scoring finishes in his Infiniti Q50. Aiden’s weekend began with two practice sessions held in frustrating weather conditions as the track was greasy rather than wet or dry. Aiden’s car had a good balance straight away, lifting the spirits of the team, and Aiden felt confident when the road was at its wettest. With the knowledge from the wet races at Silverstone just two weeks ago, Aiden and his race engineer Federico Turrata were in confident mood for the weekend. Improvements were made...