Division 2 outfit Weaver Motorsport were the first recipients of the new British Truck Racing Championship Paddock Team Award following their efforts at Brands Hatch this past weekend.

Launched by series partners Rydam Universal in the run up to the 2026 season-opener, the award is designed to recognise the efforts of mechanics and team members – often the unsung heroes of each round.

Expanding their operation to two trucks this year, Weaver Motorsport were deemed worthy winners of the accolade – which was bestowed to them at the end of Sunday’s track action.

Rallying together to work tirelessly on their DAF machines across the event, the team walked away with Bradley Harvey claiming pole position and a podium, while Warren Harvey enjoyed a dream debut as he scored a brace of top three finishes.

The 2026 British Truck Racing Championship season continues at Thruxton on May 16-17.

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