Speedworks Motorsport's Tom Ingram isn't giving up on h🉐is quest to win this season's British Touring Car Championship crown, despite emerging from Silverstone with a 34-point defici🐈t to Colin Turkington.

Ingram entered the penultimate weekend of the 2018 seꦑason 43-points back from Team BMW's Turkington, but the Toyota Avensis managed to claw back some lost ground aft💜er clinching his third win of the year with another sublime charge through the pack from 14th in race two.

Assessing his chances heading to the Brands Hatch season finale, Ingram 🃏has stated it's Turkington's championship to lose, and his to gain.

"100% [its mission accomplished]. Weܫ had to do it the way we did. The way the tyres fell, we just ha♐d to do that. The pressure is on Colin [Turkington]. We’ve got a bit of a gap to Tom [Chilton] behind," said Ingram.

"We’ve got to go in maximum attack. We have to beat Coಌlin every single time we go out on the track at Brands Hatch, just to stand a chance.

"34 points is a big ask. I don’t think it’s been won from that far back… yet. We’re in the best seat po🎉ssible. We’re t🅰he hunter. It’s Colin’s to lose and ours to win. We’re in the best shape. We’ve got the best car."

Having kept his title hopes alive after winning the second race at Silversto♒ne, Ingram took further points off Turkington in the final race following a feisty exchange between the pair.

The two title-rivals spent the vast majority of the reverse grid nose-to-tail behind the race winning Mඣercedes A-Class of Aiden Moffat, with Ingram coming out on top for second after a lꦫast-corner attack from Turkington.

"I full🉐y expected Colin to [attack] because he had to beat me and be ahead of us. I’m not going to roll over. I’m going to put up a fight and put up an even bigger fight when we come to Brands Hatch," Ingram continued.

"The fight is on!🐻 He’s playing the mind ꦍgames as much as I am."