There was no final night upset in season five of Racing League as London & The South celebrated an ultimately convincing victory at Southwell, with Richard Kingscote securing the top jockey award. London & The South started the meeting with a 125-point cushion and, while closest challenger The East performed admirably with three winners, Matt Chapman’s team sealed the title with a race to spare.

London & The South has one hand on the Racing League trophy after increasing its lead on the penultimate night of the competition at Newcastle. Having started the evening 95 points in front, Matt Chapman’s team is now 125 points clear of closest challenger The East ahead of next week’s finale at Southwell

London & The South delivered a potentially decisive blow to its Racing League rivals as the second half of the competition started at Windsor. Matt Chapman’s side began the evening in second place, 16 points behind The East, but now finds itself 95 points clear with an overall total of 581.

London & The South looks to replicate a brilliant Windsor fixture from 12 months ago as night four of Racing League takes place at the Berkshire track on Thursday, August 14. Matt Chapman’s side sent out a winner and four second-place finishers as it racked up 193 points at Windsor in 2024, the third biggest weekly total in Racing League history. Fast forward a year and London & The South sits second in the overall standings with 379 points, 16 behind front runner The East

Season five of Racing League is shaping up to be the most exciting yet, with four teams firmly in contention following night three at Chepstow. The East remains top of the standings at the halfway stage with an overall points tally of 395. London & The South is second on 379, with Yorkshire third on 353 and Scotland fourth on 328.

London & The South and Scotland were the standout teams as season five of Racing League started at Great Yarmouth, with both sides sending out three winners on the night.

a potentially pivotal night of Racing League action on Thursday, August 22, with the three main protagonists all fielding strong lineups.

The East aims to regain the momentum it lost at Chepstow as Windsor hosts night four of Racing League on Thursday, August 15.

Ireland kept its Racing League dreams alive with an impressive 146-point haul in week four of the competition at Newcastle.