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🇬🇧 Daniel Welch

Racing driver from United Kingdom. BTCC, Trade Price Cars with Brisky Racing.
Driver facts
Full name
Daniel Welch
Nationality
United Kingdom
Current team
Trade Price Cars with Brisky Racing
Series
BTCC
Status
Retired
Career wins
0
Career podiums
0
Career starts
55
Career DNFs
21
Racer Rating
1,487
Driver photo · 3:4
Racer Rating
1,487
RANK 7502 / 15,348 INDEXED · +0 SEASON
FIA Categorisation
Not on file
FIA CATEGORISATION NOT YET INDEXED
SOURCE · FIA.COM
SYNTHESIZED FROM 1 SOURCE · UPDATED 0H AGO

Daniel Welch is a racing driver from United Kingdom who last raced in BTCC for Trade Price Cars with Brisky Racing. Welch has recorded 0 wins and 0 podiums from 55 starts.[1]

A Racer Rating of 1,487 ranks Welch 7502th of 15,348 indexed drivers, on an Elo scale where the strongest reach the low five figures. It is built from every indexed race in the driver's file, decayed for time since their last race.

SOURCES: [1] INDEXED RACE CLASSIFICATIONS
2018 form
LAST 20 RACES · FINISH POSITION, HIGHER IS BETTER
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Recent results
TAP A ROW FOR THE FULL RACE
2018-07-28SnettertonBTCCP21+16
2018-07-28SnettertonBTCCDNF−15
2018-07-28SnettertonBTCCP19+36
Season by season
SeasonSeriesTeamRacesWinsPodiumsDNFsPolesPointsPosGain/LossRating
2018▸BTCCTrade Price Cars with Brisky Racing300100P31+371,487
2016▸BTCCGoodestone Racing30001110P22−2361,450
2015▸BTCCWelch Motorsport2200900P24−1,1141,782
Recent coverage
No recent coverage found.
Head-to-head
MOST-RACED RIVALS · TIMES WELCH FINISHED AHEAD VS BEHIND
RivalRatingRacedAheadBehindRecord
🇬🇧 Jack Goff2,924331323%
🇬🇧 Adam Morgan4,8623242813%
🇬🇧 Andrew Jordan3,954321313%
🇬🇧 Jason Plato3,4463272522%
🇬🇧 Sam Tordoff3,992311303%
🇬🇧 Matt Neal3,767312296%
🇬🇧 Colin Turkington5,6143032710%
🇬🇧 Gordon Shedden4,8773032710%
🇬🇧 Aiden Moffat4,3423072323%
🇬🇧 Tom Ingram6,921291283%
WHEEL-TO-WHEEL ONLY · SAME CLASS, DIFFERENT CAR · TEAM-MATES EXCLUDED
RACERDB · REFERENCE FOR EVERY RACING SERIESAGGREGATED FROM 1 SOURCES · SYNCED 21H AGO
SERIES AND TEAM NAMES ARE TRADEMARKS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERSPRIVACY
SYNTHESIZED FROM 2 SOURCES · UPDATED 0H AGO

Daniel Welch is a retired British racing driver who competed in the British Touring Car Championship between 2015 and 2018. He made 55 starts in the BTCC, all of them for Trade Price Cars with Brisky Racing, without recording a win or podium finish. His average finishing position across classified results was 18th, placing him in the lower half of a competitive national field. The BTCC during his tenure featured multiple champions and FIA-graded professionals; Welch regularly competed against drivers such as Andrew Jordan, Sam Tordoff and Matt Neal, all of whom held significantly stronger ratings and typically finished ahead of him in shared races. Against Jordan he managed just one finish ahead in 32 races; against Tordoff, one in 31; against Neal, two in 31.[1]

Welch's record against the grid's elite drivers was similarly one-sided. He finished ahead of four-time champion Ash Sutton five times across their shared races and FIA Gold-graded Jake Hill seven times, but these scattered results against much stronger competitors did not constitute a competitive pattern. His occasional finishes ahead of Tom Ingram, a two-time BTCC champion rated among the series' best, occurred in isolation. His Racer Rating of 1,487 places him in the lower range of active competitors, reflecting a semi-professional career in a strong national championship where he was outpaced by the majority of his rivals. His racing ended in 2018 following three rounds that year.[2]

SOURCES: [1] INDEXED RACE CLASSIFICATIONS[2] Wikipedia
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10 JUN 2015
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