That man Jason Plato isn't afraid to voice his displeasure when someone ge🐈ts in his way in qualifying, and that's exactly what happened today at Oulton 🌃Park...

Last time Plato vo⭕iced his concerns about amateurs in the series, in appropriately colourful fashion, it was when he somehow managed to attribute his damaged Toledo from the start at Brands Hatch after those behind him piled into the car after Plato fluffed his start.

This time it was thos🦂e who got in the way of his flying laps who recieved Plato's post session attention.

After two promising free practise sessions, Plato reckoned he w🦂as on course to record a top ten position for tomorrow's opening race - only to have his flying laps spoilt by 🐬what the team described as 'questionable' driver tactics. The Monaco resident ended the session in 14th place.

"The ultimate truth is we just didn't get a lap in," explained Plato afterwards. "From the feedback of this morning's sessions we made some changes to the car prior to qualifying and also during qualifying but I didn't get one flying lap 🍌in because my 🍷laps were spoilt by amateurs - end of story!

And another thing... "There is a code of conduct among profess𝓀ional racing drivers and that is if someone's behind you and they've got their lights on youꦚ move out the way.

I had that Mike Brewer in my༒ car the other day... "Justꦆin Keen and Rob Collard were cruising round on the racing line blatantly trying to ruin everyone's lap times.

Clapham Junction was it sir? "They can't get up the grid on their own so they del༒iberately try and ruin other driver's chances - it's just not good enough.

Don't get me on to politics... "Unfortun🐠ately both of my best laps were completely spoilt and now we're in a similar situation to what we were🐭 at Brands Hatch where we're towards the back of the grid with the amateurs - and as seen on the opening race there we know what can happen!"