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Robert Huff

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British racing driver (born 1979)
For the American football player, seeSam Huff. For the American artist, seeRobert Huff (artist).

Robert "Rob" Huff
NationalityUnited Kingdom British
Born (1979-12-25)25 December 1979 (age 45)
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
World Touring Car Championship and
World Touring Car Cup career
Debut season2005
Current teamZengo Motorsport
Car number12
Former teamsChevrolet,Lada Sport Rosneft,Castrol Honda World Touring Car Team,Münnich Motorsport,Sébastien Loeb Racing
Starts286
Wins30
Poles15
Fastest laps31
Best finish1st in2012
Previous series
2010
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
2000		Ginetta G50 Cup
BTCC
SEAT Cupra Championship
Clio Cup GB
British Formula Renault
FPA Winter Series
Formula Vauxhall
Championship titles
2022
2020
2012
2003
2000		WTCR Trophy
TCR STCC
WTCC
SEAT Cupra Championship
Formula Vauxhall
BTCC record
Drivers'
championships		0
Wins4
Podium finishes11
Poles0
Fastest laps1
Debut season2004
First win2004
Best championship position7th (2004)

Robert "Rob" Peter Huff (born 25 December 1979) is a British racing driver currently competing in theBritish Touring Car Championship forToyota Gazoo Racing UK. He was the2012World Touring Car Championship champion and the2020Scandinavian Touring Car Championship champion.

Racing career

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Early years

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A Christmas Day birth in 1979 inCambridge, Huff had a long junior career in karting. He attendedSt Faith's School andThe Leys School, Cambridge, from 1993 to 1996. He won the 2000 Formula Vauxhall championship, and class B of the 2001 Ethyl MG Championship (also finishing as runner-up in this series in 2000). His father's Chartered Surveying firm has been one of his main sponsors.[1]

British Touring Car Championship

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Huff driving forSEAT atBrands Hatch during the2004 British Touring Car Championship season.

Huff entered the big time by winning the inauguralSEAT Cupra Challenge in 2003,[2] winning a paid drive in theBritish Touring Car Championship (BTCC) for the next season alongside former championJason Plato as a result. He battled on track with Plato in the second race atThruxton but later lost his front splitter and retired, doing so again in the third race of the day. Huff started fifth atBrands Hatch and he was leading just before the safety car came out. He led away at the restart but was demoted to second byMatt Neal on the following lap and those position stuck until the end of the race, Huff claimed his first BTCC podium. He started round 8 atSilverstone on the reversed grid pole but second placed starterKelvin Burt took the lead straight away and Huff soon fell victim to theVauxhall ofJames Thompson.[3] A collision withMichael Bentwood in the second race atMondello Park meant Huff was disqualified and he started race three from the back. Huff eventually fell down to 7th place but he scored his second podium of the season in the third race. He claimed his first BTCC race win in round 24 at Brands Hatch and he repeated this success a fortnight later atSnetterton. He adjusted well, finishing 7th overall in the championship. In 2017, Huff made a return with Vauxhall atSilverstone as a step in forTom Chilton after he got ruled out on medical grounds.[4][5] He led for a majority of race 3, but eventually dropped behindMatt Neal late in the race and finished second, scoring the team's best result of the season.

World Touring Car Championship

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Chevrolet (2005–2012)

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TheSEAT BTCC team was run byRay Mallock in 2004, and when his company took on the fledglingChevrolet WTCC project, they retained Huff.[6] At the season openingRace of Italy, he finished ahead of his more experienced teammatesAlain Menu andNicola Larini in race one. He collided with theBMW ofAntonio García in his home race at Silverstone, forcing him to retire. In what was a difficult season with the new car, Huff's best result of 2005 was a sixth place in Mexico and with it he took the first points for the Lacetti in the WTCC. He finished the year joint 20th withStéphane Ortelli in the drivers' championship with only the three points scored in Mexico. That year he also did a one off in the guest car of thePorsche Carrera Cup GB, but collided with championship contenderTim Harvey in race one.

Huff driving theChevrolet Lacetti WTCC car atBrands Hatch in2008.

In2006 he finished fourth atBrands Hatch, which was his best result of the first half of the season. He was taken to hospital after an accident atPuebla.[7] At the following event atBrno in the Czech Republic, Huff started 24th due to two 10-place grid penalties, but he fought through to eighth place in the first race, which gave him pole for race 2 – giving him a lead he never relinquished en route to a first WTCC win, and the first for Chevrolet in the dry.[8] However, the rest of the season was short on results, he finished 16th in the final standings.

There was an improvement in form once again from the Chevrolet team in2007, Huff took a further win at theScandinavian Raceway in Sweden, plus three more podiums,[9] including his part in a Chevrolet 1–2–3 atPorto.[10] These results ultimately left him ninth overall in the series, but behind team-mates Larini and Menu. The team took a win at every new circuit introduced for the 2007 season.

He opened2008 with four pointless races, but came in first and second in the two races atValencia.[11] He was disqualified from the second race of theFIA WTCC Race of the Czech Republic due to his car having an illegal anti-roll bar linkage.[12] At Brands Hatch he made his 100th WTCC start,[13] qualifying third and taking the lead after a lap one collision between Menu and pole sitterAugusto Farfus. He led until a puncture three laps from the end. He finished the season third in the championship, behindSEAT driversYvan Muller andGabriele Tarquini.

Huff driving theChevrolet Cruze WTCC car atPau in2009.

For2009, Chevrolet switched to theCruze chassis.[14] Huff did not make the best of starts to the season, failing to progress through to Q2 at theRace of Brazil and scoring no points. It was not until theRace of Morocco when things picked up; Huff took pole position and won the first race to take his first points of the season and the first win for the Chevrolet Cruze. He qualified fifth at theRace of France but a good start meant he passed pole sitter Andy Priaulx and then Farfus on the second lap to take his second win of the season. Huff qualified on the front row for his home event, theRace of UK. He passed pole sitter Menu and led away from the restart after the safety car but was re-passed Menu, depriving Huff of a home win and putting him under pressure from the BMW of Priaulx. Huff qualified sixth for theRace of Germany but dropped to sixteenth on the grid after an engine change incurred a ten-place grid penalty. A first lap incident in the first race eliminated Huff along withJörg Müller,Jordi Gené and Farfus. Gené caused an accident in the first race of theRace of Italy, making contact with Huff under braking who then made contact withSEAT ofRickard Rydell. Huff escaped any serious damage to hold onto third. He took pole position for the season finale atMacau and dominated the first race. Huff finished the season ranked fifth in the championship, ahead of teammatesAlain Menu andNicola Larini.

In 2010, he finished the championship third behind new teammate Yvan Muller and Tarquini.

The Chevrolet Cruze was the dominant car in2011, winning all but three races. The Chevrolet drivers were in a title battle all of their own, with Huff leading the championship early in the season. Muller took the lead later on, taking the battle right down to the last event atMacau. Huff won both races but this was not enough to stop Muller taking the title, his second with Chevrolet and his third in total.[15]

Huff leading team-matesAlain Menu andYvan Muller at the2012 FIA WTCC Race of Japan.

In2012, Chevrolet announced this to be their last season in WTCC. The Chevy Cruze "blue train" with Huff,Yvan Muller andAlain Menu was again dominant over the field, taking 20 wins out of 24 races in the season. Muller took nine wins and led the championship for most of the season, Huff showed consistency and finished in the points for all the races except two. Finishing behind Muller did not seem enough until Muller tagged Menu from the lead in Shanghai, the penultimate round of the championship, sending Menu into a big slide and letting Huff through to overtake both of them and win the race. Menu lost a vital race win and Muller was given a penalty after the race, putting him out of the points altogether, giving Huff a big lead in the points. Menu was furious with Muller, saying "Yvan ruined both of their championships".[16] In the final round in Macau, Huff was a clear favourite with a 37-point lead over Menu and 42 over Muller after qualifying on pole. In the first race though, drama unfolded. Huff lost the lead to Muller on lap one and overtook him on lap four to regain the lead but right after made a driving error and touched the barrier twice, forcing him to retire with damage. Muller won the race ahead of Menu, both reviving their chances for the championship.[17] Huff's car got repaired for race two, with the help of both Menu's and Muller's crews in Chevrolet. Huff started the race eighth and had to finish fifth to secure the championship. On lap four, Yvan Muller ran into the back ofAlex MacDowall's Chevrolet coming out of Mandarin, the fastest corner in the WTCC calendar, which spun MacDowall into the wall hard. The race was effectively finished with two safety car periods. Huff finished the race second behind Menu and ahead of Muller, with Chevrolet's campaign in World Touring Cars ending on another 1–2–3 finish for the team. Second place points were more than enough for Huff to win his first World Touring Car title and the first title for a British driver sinceAndy Priaulx in 2007.[18]

Huff during qualifying inJapan.

Münnich Motorsport (2013)

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Huff joinedALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport in February 2013, driving one of the team'sSEAT León WTCCs and replacingMarkus Winkelhock in their line-up for the2013 season.[19] He failed to set a time in qualifying for theRace of Italy having collided with theWiechers-Sport car ofFredy Barth in the first few minutes of Q1 and breaking his suspension.[20] He was allowed to start the races from the back and climbed up to sixth place at the end of race one.[21] His car received further attention prior to the start of race two and he started from the pit lane and finished tenth.[22]

Huff competing in the2014 World Touring Car Championship

Lada Sport (2014–2015)

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At the2013 FIA WTCC Race of China it was announced Huff would joinLada Sport for the2014 World Touring Car Championship season, having signed a two–year deal with the team.[23]

Robert Huff was the driver who did not drive the dominating Citroën C-Elysée and who won the most numerous races in 2014 : two races, thanks to theinverted grid departure for the race 2 and a 60 kg lowercompensation weight. In spite of these advantages, he proved thus his level of driving performances.

Lada introduced a new car for the 2015 WTCC season : the Lada Vesta, developed mainly by the French companyOreca.

Racing record

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Complete British Touring Car Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position – 1 point awarded in first race) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap – 1 point awarded all races) (* signifies that driver lead race for at least one lap – 1 point given all races)

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930PosPoints
2004SEAT Sport UKSEAT Toledo CupraTHR
1
6		THR
2
Ret		THR
3
Ret		BRH
1
2*		BRH
2
11		BRH
3
4		SIL
1
10		SIL
2
7*		SIL
3
3		OUL
1
7		OUL
2
Ret		OUL
3
Ret		MON
1
8		MON
2
DSQ		MON
3
Ret		CRO
1
5		CRO
2
2		CRO
3
2*		KNO
1
Ret		KNO
2
6		KNO
3
5		BRH
1
7		BRH
2
3		BRH
3
1*		SNE
1
12		SNE
2
8		SNE
3
1*		DON
1
10		DON
2
11		DON
3
5		7th148
2017Power Maxed RacingVauxhall AstraBRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		DON
1		DON
2		DON
3		THR
1		THR
2		THR
3		OUL
1		OUL
2		OUL
3		CRO
1		CRO
2		CRO
3		SNE
1		SNE
2		SNE
3		KNO
1		KNO
2		KNO
3		ROC
1		ROC
2		ROC
3		SIL
1
16		SIL
2
8		SIL
3
2*		BRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		25th26
2023Go-Fix with
Autoaid Breakdown		Cupra LeónDON
1		DON
2		DON
3		BRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		SNE
1		SNE
2		SNE
3		THR
1		THR
2		THR
3		OUL
1		OUL
2		OUL
3		CRO
1		CRO
2		CRO
3		KNO
1
13		KNO
2
14		KNO
3
Ret		DON
1		DON
2		DON
3		SIL
1		SIL
2		SIL
3		BRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		26th5
2024Toyota Gazoo Racing UKToyota Corolla GR SportDON
1
18		DON
2
9		DON
3
6*		BRH
1
11		BRH
2
Ret		BRH
3
9		SNE
1
9		SNE
2
14		SNE
3
1*		THR
1
12		THR
2
10		THR
3
9		OUL
1
10		OUL
2
11		OUL
3
12		CRO
1
7		CRO
2
2*		CRO
3
6		KNO
1
8		KNO
2
12		KNO
3
1*		DON
1
7		DON
2
7		DON
3
15		SIL
1
17		SIL
2
11		SIL
3
7		BRH
1
Ret		BRH
2
16		BRH
3
Ret		9th195

Complete World Touring Car Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324DCPoints
2005ChevroletChevrolet LacettiITA
1
20		ITA
2
Ret		FRA
1
19		FRA
2
16		GBR
1
16		GBR
2
Ret		SMR
1
20		SMR
2
Ret		MEX
1
6		MEX
2
Ret		BEL
1
NC		BEL
2
11		GER
1
23		GER
2
16		TUR
1
16		TUR
2
13		ESP
1
Ret		ESP
2
DNS		MAC
1
Ret		MAC
2
Ret		21st3
2006ChevroletChevrolet LacettiITA
1
19		ITA
2
12		FRA
1
9		FRA
2
9		GBR
1
4		GBR
2
Ret		GER
1
12		GER
2
9		BRA
1
18		BRA
2
8		MEX
1
Ret		MEX
2
DNS		CZE
1
8		CZE
2
1		TUR
1
15		TUR
2
6		ESP
1
Ret		ESP
2
15		MAC
1
9		MAC
2
Ret		16th20
2007ChevroletChevrolet LacettiBRA
1
5		BRA
2
Ret		NED
1
Ret		NED
2
13		ESP
1
Ret		ESP
2
13		FRA
1
4		FRA
2
4		CZE
1
20		CZE
2
NC		POR
1
2		POR
2
11		SWE
1
1		SWE
2
11		GER
1
11		GER
2
6		GBR
1
6		GBR
2
3		ITA
1
8		ITA
2
4		MAC
1
3		MAC
2
Ret		9th57
2008ChevroletChevrolet LacettiBRA
1
Ret		BRA
2
Ret		MEX
1
9		MEX
2
9		ESP
1
1		ESP
2
2		FRA
1
4		FRA
2
5		CZE
1
9		CZE
2
DSQ		POR
1
4		POR
2
5		GBR
1
21		GBR
2
10		GER
1
2		GER
2
3		EUR
1
4		EUR
2
3		ITA
1
6		ITA
2
26†		JPN
1
4		JPN
2
5		MAC
1
5		MAC
2
1		3rd87
2009ChevroletChevrolet Cruze LTBRA
1
Ret		BRA
2
13		MEX
1
NC		MEX
2
14		MAR
1
1		MAR
2
3		FRA
1
1		FRA
2
3		ESP
1
22		ESP
2
22		CZE
1
Ret		CZE
2
12		POR
1
2		POR
2
6		GBR
1
2		GBR
2
6		GER
1
Ret		GER
1
9		ITA
1
3		ITA
2
17		JPN
1
3		JPN
2
6		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
8		5th80
2010ChevroletChevrolet Cruze LTBRA
1
2		BRA
1
5		MAR
1
2		MAR
2
Ret		ITA
1
3		ITA
2
3		BEL
1
5		BEL
1
2		POR
1
18		POR
1
15		GBR
1
2		GBR
2
6		CZE
1
1		CZE
2
4		GER
1
18†		GER
2
7		ESP
1
3		ESP
2
6		JPN
1
1		JPN
2
3		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
3		3rd276
2011ChevroletChevrolet Cruze 1.6TBRA
1
1		BRA
2
4		BEL
1
1		BEL
2
6		ITA
1
1		ITA
2
1		HUN
1
4		HUN
2
2		CZE
1
1		CZE
2
4		POR
1
3		POR
2
1		GBR
1
2		GBR
2
2		GER
1
2		GER
2
6		ESP
2
5		ESP
2
2		JPN
1
2		JPN
2
3		CHN
1
3		CHN
2
3		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
1		2nd430
2012ChevroletChevrolet Cruze 1.6TITA
1
2		ITA
2
3		ESP
1
4		ESP
2
6		MAR
1
2		MAR
2
2		SVK
1
17†		SVK
2
1		HUN
1
2		HUN
2
7		AUT
1
1		AUT
2
2		POR
1
3		POR
2
4		BRA
1
3		BRA
2
1		USA
1
2		USA
2
1		JPN
1
3		JPN
2
4		CHN
1
2		CHN
2
1		MAC
1
Ret		MAC
2
2		1st413
2013ALL-INKL.COM
Münnich Motorsport		SEAT León WTCCITA
1
6		ITA
2
10		MAR
1
5		MAR
2
Ret		SVK
1
17		SVK
2
4		HUN
1
4		HUN
2
1		AUT
1
8		AUT
2
9		RUS
1
4		RUS
2
3		POR
1
5		POR
2
2		ARG
1
8		ARG
2
Ret		USA
1
8		USA
2
20†		JPN
1
7		JPN
2
8		CHN
1
6		CHN
2
4		MAC
1
3		MAC
2
1		4th215
2014Lada Sport LukoilLada Granta 1.6TMAR
1
Ret		MAR
2
Ret		FRA
1
5		FRA
2
11		HUN
1
11		HUN
2
12		SVK
1
9		SVK
2
C		AUT
1
12		AUT
2
Ret		RUS
1
10		RUS
2
Ret		BEL
1
16		BEL
2
13		ARG
1
7		ARG
2
2		BEI
1
8		BEI
2
1		CHN
1
15†		CHN
2
Ret		JPN
1
12		JPN
2
11		MAC
1
9		MAC
2
1		10th93
2015Lada Sport RosneftLada Vesta WTCCARG
1
Ret		ARG
2
Ret		MAR
1
10		MAR
2
Ret		HUN
1
9		HUN
2
Ret		GER
1
Ret		GER
2
7		RUS
1
4		RUS
2
2		SVK
1
4		SVK
2
Ret		FRA
1
Ret		FRA
2
DNS		POR
1
10		POR
2
9		JPN
1
8		JPN
2
3		CHN
1
Ret		CHN
2
5		THA
1
6		THA
2
6		QAT
1
12		QAT
2
Ret		10th103
2016Castrol Honda
World Touring Car Team		Honda Civic WTCCFRA
1
1		FRA
2
6		SVK
1
3		SVK
2
14		HUN
1
10		HUN
2
6		MAR
1
DSQ		MAR
2
DSQ		GER
1
4		GER
2
4		RUS
1
7		RUS
2
4		POR
1
6		POR
2
4		ARG
1
2		ARG
2
3		JPN
1
2		JPN
2
9		CHN
1
9		CHN
2
13		QAT
1
3		QAT
2
8		6th199
2017Münnich MotorsportCitroën C-Elysée WTCCMAR
1
Ret		MAR
2
9		ITA
1
2		ITA
2
3		HUN
1
3		HUN
2
10		GER
1
3		GER
2
3		POR
1
6		POR
2
5		ARG
1
7		ARG
2
9		CHN
1
Ret		CHN
2
12†		JPN
1
8		JPN
2
11		MAC
1
7		MAC
2
1		QAT
1
7		QAT
2
2		7th215

†Did not finish the race, but was classified as he completed over 90% of the race distance.

Complete TCR International Series results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar12345678910111213141516171819202122DCPoints
2015WestCoast RacingHonda Civic TCRSEP
1		SEP
2		SHA
1		SHA
2		VAL
1		VAL
2		ALG
1		ALG
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		SAL
1		SAL
2		SOC
1		SOC
2		RBR
1		RBR
2		MRN
1		MRN
2		CHA
1		CHA
2		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
Ret		14th30
2017Leopard Racing Team WRTVolkswagen Golf GTI TCRRIM
1		RIM
2		BHR
1		BHR
2		SPA
1
6		SPA
2
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		SAL
1
Ret		SAL
2
DNS		HUN
1
Ret		HUN
2
11		OSC
1
3		OSC
2
Ret		CHA
1
5		CHA
2
8		ZHE
1
3		ZHE
2
1		DUB
1		DUB
2		9th106

Complete World Touring Car Cup results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930DCPoints
2018Sébastien Loeb RacingVolkswagen Golf GTI TCRMAR
1
3		MAR
2
18		MAR
3
7		HUN
1
5		HUN
2
1		HUN
3
8		GER
1
3		GER
2
Ret		GER
3
Ret		NED
1
3		NED
2
8		NED
3
2		POR
1
Ret		POR
2
DNS		POR
3
DNS		SVK
1
19		SVK
2
Ret		SVK
3
13		CHN
1
6		CHN
2
5		CHN
3
6		WUH
1
14		WUH
2
10		WUH
3
Ret		JPN
1
23†		JPN
2
1		JPN
3
6		MAC
1
3		MAC
2
24		MAC
3
2		8th242
2019SLR VW MotorsportVolkswagen Golf GTI TCRMAR
1
12		MAR
2
22		MAR
3
15		HUN
1
14		HUN
2
7		HUN
3
7		SVK
1
13		SVK
2
5		SVK
3
13		NED
1
Ret		NED
2
11		NED
3
10		GER
1
4		GER
2
Ret		GER
3
DNS		POR
1
4		POR
2
7		POR
3
5		CHN
1
10		CHN
2
7		CHN
3
Ret		JPN
1
10		JPN
2
2		JPN
3
7		MAC
1
4		MAC
2
14		MAC
3
2		MAL
1
23		MAL
2
9		MAL
3
9		11th211
2021Zengő MotorsportCUPRA León Competición TCRGER
1
Ret		GER
2
Ret		POR
1
9		POR
2
10		ESP
1
Ret		ESP
2
9		HUN
1
Ret		HUN
2
18		CZE
1
8		CZE
2
Ret		FRA
1
NC		FRA
2
15		ITA
1
13		ITA
2
9		RUS
1
Ret		RUS
2
1		18th73
2022Zengő MotorsportCUPRA León Competición TCRFRA
1
12		FRA
2
8		GER
1
C		GER
2
C		HUN
1
6		HUN
2
2		ESP
1
2		ESP
2
2		POR
1
6		POR
2
1		ITA
1
8		ITA
2
6		ALS
1
5		ALS
2
1		BHR
1		BHR
2		SAU
1
9		SAU
2
5		6th210

† Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as he completed over 90% of the race distance.

Complete STCC TCR Scandinavia Touring Car Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar123456789101112DCPoints
2020Lestrup RacingVolkswagen Golf GTI TCRKAR
1
4		KAR
2
2		KAR
3
3		SKE
1
2		SKE
2
3		SKE
3
8		MAN
1
2		MAN
2
2		MAN
3
4		KNU
1
1		KNU
2
2		KNU
3
1		1st209

Complete TCR China Touring Car Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar123456789101112DCPoints
2020Team MG XPowerMG 6 X-Power TCRZHU1
1		ZHU1
2		ZHU2
1		ZHU2
2		SHA
1		SHA
2		JIA1
1		JIA1
2		JIA2
1		JIA2
2		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
23		13th20

Complete TCR World Tour results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar1234567891011121314151617181920DCPoints
2023Audi Sport
Team Comtoyou		Audi RS 3 LMS TCRALG
1
3		ALG
2
6		SPA
1
5		SPA
2
10		VAL
1
4		VAL
2
1		HUN
1
9		HUN
2
2		ELP
1
7		ELP
2
4		VIL
1
3		VIL
2
3		SYD
1
4		SYD
2
2		SYD
3
1		BAT
1
6		BAT
2
4		BAT
3
3		MAC
1
3		MAC
2
12		3rd414
2024Volcano MotorsportAudi RS 3 LMS TCR (2021)VAL
1		VAL
2		MRK
1		MRK
2		MDO
1		MDO
2		SAP
1		SAP
2		ELP
1		ELP
2		ZHZ
1
9		ZHZ
2
7		MAC
1
6		MAC
2
Ret		12th40

Complete TCR Europe Touring Car Series results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamCar1234567891011121314DCPoints
2023Audi Sport
Team Comtoyou		Audi RS 3 LMS TCRALG
1
3		ALG
2
6		PAU
1		PAU
2		SPA
1
5		SPA
2
10		HUN
1
9		HUN
2
2		LEC
1		LEC
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		CAT
1		CAT
2		NC‡0‡

‡ Driver was a World Tour full-time entry and was ineligible for points.

Britcar 24 Hour results

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YearTeamCo-DriversCarCar No.ClassLapsPos.Class
Pos.
2007United Kingdom KTF GroupUnited KingdomPhil Bennett
United Kingdom Mark Dwyer
United Kingdom Ken Finneran		Chrysler Viper GTS-R6GT3142DNFDNF
2010United Kingdom Wessex VehiclesUnited KingdomPhil Bennett
United KingdomKelvin Burt
United Kingdom Nigel Mustill		Aquila CR131178DNFDNF

References

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  2. ^"Thruxton race victory gives Robert Huff the Holiday Inn SEAT Cupra Championship title - SEAT Cupra.net - SEAT Forum". Archived fromthe original on 21 July 2011.
  3. ^"Race 2: Thommo takes thriller".Autosport.Haymarket Publications. 9 May 2004. Retrieved25 November 2012.
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  6. ^"Archived copy". Archived fromthe original on 8 July 2011. Retrieved27 July 2008.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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External links

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Media related toRobert Huff at Wikimedia Commons

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