from the race. The car had received some damage to the front left and did not make it to start race two. 2020 season Ross Wylie had a successful season of motor racing in 2020, despite the pandemic. He rounded off the year by finishing sixth and fifth respectively in the final two rounds of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Brands Hatch, thereby securing 7th overall in the championship. Having started the first of these two 30-minute races from 11th on the 18-car grid, he worked through a wet race to finish sixth at the flag. The next day, he followed this with fifth in the dry to round off his Porsche season with a total of nine top-six placings, including two podiums and one outright win at Thruxton. In the Dunlop Britcar Endurance Championship Wylie took C2 class honours for the third time in four years, second overall, and just five points behind the outright winners despite only contesting six of the year's ten races. Partnered by Paul Bailey in the SB Race Engineering Ferrari 488 Challenge, Ross netted six top-three class finishes, including three wins, as well as setting four fastest race laps from six race starts. Ross also contested one race in the 2020 GT Cup Championship, claiming a class win and fastest lap, and entered a single round of the British GT Championship, crossing the line fourth in class after claiming GTC 'pole' but delayed by a broken wishbone early in the race. Both events saw Wylie co-driving a Ferrari 488 Challenge prepared by Simon Green Motorsport. 2021 season Wylie contested no less than four different British race series in 2021, emerging triumphant in the GT Cup Championship, where he took the GTO title alongside Paul Bailey. The duo shared three cars prepared by SB Race Engineering during the course of the season: a Ferrari 488 Challenge, Brabham BT62 Competition and McLaren MP4-12C Can Am. Wylie also made single appearances with Simon Green Motorsport in both the British GT Championship (Lamborghini Huracán) and Britcar Endurance Championship (Ferrari 488 Challenge), co-driving on each occasions with Lucky Khera. In between this busy schedule, he competed in six out of the eight races scheduled for the Porsche Carrera Cup GB in 2021. Racing record Complete Britcar results (key) (Races in bold indicate pole position in class – 1 point awarded just in first race) (Races in italics indicate