The penultimate race of the season at Silverstone saw Jordan crash with SEAT Sport UK drivers Jason Plato and James Thompson.

[6] This later changed when Andrew joined the factory VX Racing team and Eurotech did not enter their own car for 2009.

[9] Andrew Jordan took the first win for both himself and the TOCA NGTC engine at Croft Circuit, leading every lap from pole position to beat Team Aon's Tom Onslow-Cole.

In 2011, it was announced that Pirtek Racing would enter two cars for Andrew Jordan and former Renault Clio Cup United Kingdom driver, Jeff Smith.

However, Smith scored a breakthrough result of second place at Knockhill in the third race, after a race-long battle with defending champion Matt Neal.

Andrew Jordan finished the season fourth overall and entered the final round at Brands Hatch with a mathematical chance of securing the overall Drivers' Championship.

[17] In the 2016 British Touring Car Championship the team fielded the same lineup as 2015 while also adding Daniel Lloyd for race weekends 3–5.

Smith However suffered a crash during a wet qualifying session at Croft Circuit[20] and was replaced by his son, Brett from round 16 at Snetterton onwards.

While Jack Goff won the race for round 26 and was the winning independent driver on 4 occasions, on his way to 6th in the championship (245 points), the team's best performance since 2014 when Andrew Jordan finished 5th.