Alliance Racing is delighted to welcome Senna Proctor to the team as the official Reserve Driver for NAPA Racing UK and Driver Coach for Sam Osborne.

Unfortunately for Senna, he was unable to secure a full-time seat on the 2026 grid. This has given him the opportunity to join the reigning Teams’ Champions for 2026 in a supporting role. His main focus will be working with Sam Osborne as his Driver Coach during pre-season testing and throughout the 2026 race season.

He will also be a valuable asset to the wider Alliance Racing squad, which runs two NAPA Racing MINI Challenge JCW cars and two WERA Alliance Racing MINI Challenge JCW Sport cars. Alongside this commitment, he will also support the WERA Alliance Racing Academy.

Senna Proctor first entered the British Touring Car Championship in 2017 and has since made over 150 starts. At only 27 years of age, there is still plenty more to come from the talented driver.

Pete Osborne
“I’m delighted to welcome Senna into the team. I’ve long admired Senna as a driver and the Proctor family as friends. He’s a proven race winner and a great addition to our current crop of amazing talent.

I’m disappointed for him that he couldn’t secure a full-time seat on this year’s grid. I couldn’t see that talent go to waste, so we snapped him up once his decision was made.

We have a lot going on at Alliance Racing with the NAPA Racing UK team and the WERA Alliance Racing Academy, so although he isn’t on the grid right now, I believe he’s in the best possible position to capitalise on future opportunities.

For our sake, I hope he remains as Sam’s Driver Coach all season, but as we saw last year, circumstances can change. I can’t think of a better driver to step in as a super sub should we need one.”

Senna Proctor
“I’m over the moon to be joining Alliance Racing and the NAPA Racing team to assist with their ambitions as a whole. Although my main focus will be on Sam and supporting him, I’m keen to get involved and help wherever I can across all of the team’s motorsport activities.
I’ll also have the opportunity to drive the car during some of the pre-season testing, so I’m very excited to see how it compares to the other BTCC cars I’ve driven.

I want to become a BTCC Champion one day, and I believe this role will help secure and build towards my future in the championship, as Pete and the team’s long-term goals clearly align with mine.

Thanks to Pete for putting his trust in me — I can’t wait to get started!”