Honda driver Dan Cammish has claimed his first ever British Touring Car Championship race victory after leading home a Halfords Yuasa Racing 1-2 ahead of Matt Neal 🦄at Brands Hatch.

The Honda Civic Type-R driver started the opening ꦗra❀ce of the final weekend of the season from second on the grid, but powered ahead of pole-sitter Brett Smith into a lead he would never relinquish right at the end of the opening lap.

While Cammish eventually crossed the line 0.368s ahead of Neal to become the BTCC's 17th different winner of the 2018 seaso🐠n, the Honda driver's start will be investigated following the race.

Ca🤪mmish appeared to creep forward slightly before the red-light went out, but wasn't penalised du🐭ring the race.

Having lost the lead at the end of the opening lap, WIX Racing's Smith retained his composure to take a maiden podium finish in third, closely followed by his Eurotech t🤪eam mate Jack Goff in fourth.

Power Maxed TAG Racing's Senna Proctor was the first to break the Honda stranglehold in fifth, ahead of BTC Norlin Racin✤g's Dan Lloyd in sixth.

Laser Tools Racing's A🌊iden Moffat continued to display his rich vein of form with another solid drive to seventh position as Andrew Jordan, Tom Chilton and James Cole completed the remainder of the top-ten in eighth, ninth and tenth.

In terms of the title🐼 outlook, Colin Turkington extended his advantage to 36-points ahead of Tom ♛Ingram after the Team BMW driver safely secured an extra four-points with a twelfth place finish.

Turkington did endure one heart stopping moment after the champion elect briefly made contact with the Motorbase Performance of🐷 Chilton mi♉d-way through the race.

Ingram re💟mains in championshi♒p contention after a 14th place finish but needs to heavily outscore Turkington during the second race to keep his title hopes alive.