Richard Marsh (racing driver)

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Richard Marsh
Nationality Flag of the United Kingdom.svg British
BTCC record
Teams Honda, Peugeot, Alfa Romeo
Drivers'
championships
0
Wins0
Podium finishes0
Poles0
Fastest laps0
Debut season2003 (Production Class), 2004 (Touring Class)
First win
Best championship position23rd (2006)
Final season (2007) position28th (0 points)
Marsh driving the Team Varta Honda Civic at Brands Hatch during the 2004 British Touring Car Championship season. Richard Marsh - Honda Civic Type R exits Druids Hill Bend, Brands Hatch at the BTCC on 25-04-2004 (50887581242).jpg
Marsh driving the Team Varta Honda Civic at Brands Hatch during the 2004 British Touring Car Championship season.

Richard Marsh (born 24 September 1967) is an auto racing driver from Derbyshire, England. After competing in the Ford Fiesta championship and the Porsche Carrera Cup he graduated to the production class of the British Touring Car Championship midway through the 2003 season with John Batchelor's Team Varta squad. He remained with the team for 2004 in the Touring Class, initially driving a Honda Civic Type-R but subsequently a Peugeot 307. For 2006 he rejoined the BTCC at its halfway point again driving a Peugeot 307 entered by Team Griffin Motorsport with sponsorship from Farécla. He did not score any points in his first race back, and the team missed several races due to unreliable machinery. For the final round they converted the car to bio-ethanol, qualifying ahead of 6 other cars. [1] For 2007 he and David Pinkney teamed up to drive Alfa Romeo cars for Gary Ayles in the series. He scored no points, and missed the final two rounds following the multiple collision at Brands Hatch. He is no longer racing in the series.

Contents

Racing record

Complete British Touring Car Championship results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position – 1 point awarded in first race, 2003 in class) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap – 1 point awarded all races, 2003 in class) (* signifies that driver lead race for at least one lap – 1 point awarded all races)

YearTeamCarClass123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930PosPtsClass
2003 Team Varta Peugeot 306 GTi P MON
1

MON
2

BRH
1

BRH
2

THR
1

THR
2

SIL
1

SIL
2

ROC
1

ROC
2

CRO
1

18
CRO
2

17
4611th
Honda Accord SNE
1

Ret
SNE
2

Ret
BRH
1

22
BRH
2

22
DON
1

20
DON
2

21
OUL
1

19
OUL
2

19
2004 Team Quest/Varta Honda Civic Type-R THR
1

THR
2

THR
3

BRH
1

15
BRH
2

14
BRH
3

16
SIL
1

16
SIL
2

DNS
SIL
3

DNS
OUL
1

Ret
OUL
2

DNS
OUL
3

DNS
MON
1

17
MON
2

Ret
MON
3

DNS
CRO
1

18
CRO
2

16
CRO
3

16
KNO
1

14
KNO
2

14
KNO
3

14
NC0
Peugeot 307 BRH
1

16
BRH
2

Ret
BRH
3

Ret
SNE
1

NC
SNE
2

17
SNE
3

18
DON
1

DON
2

DON
3

2006 Team Farécla Peugeot 307 BRH
1

BRH
2

BRH
3

MON
1

MON
2

MON
3

OUL
1

OUL
2

OUL
3

THR
1

THR
2

THR
3

CRO
1

CRO
2

CRO
3

DON
1

18
DON
2

Ret
DON
3

DNS
SNE
1

DNS
SNE
2

DNS
SNE
3

DNS
KNO
1

Ret
KNO
2

DNS
KNO
3

Ret
BRH
1

DNS
BRH
2

DNS
BRH
3

DNS
SIL
1

17
SIL
2

12
SIL
3

14
NC0
2007 A-Tech Alfa Romeo 156 BRH
1

Ret
BRH
2

17
BRH
3

17
ROC
1

Ret
ROC
2

DNS
ROC
3

DNS
THR
1

16
THR
2

Ret
THR
3

Ret
CRO
1

18
CRO
2

Ret
CRO
3

DNS
OUL
1

Ret
OUL
2

DNS
OUL
3

Ret
DON
1

13
DON
2

18
DON
3

17
SNE
1

14
SNE
2

Ret
SNE
3

DNS
BRH
1

12
BRH
2

11
BRH
3

13
KNO
1

KNO
2

KNO
3

THR
1

THR
2

THR
3

NC0

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