The announcement comes ahead of the BTCC’s annual trip north of the border at Knockhill in Fife, and will be Huff’s first appearance on a BTCC grid since Silverstone 2017, which was another one-off outing, this time with Power Maxed Racing.
Prior to that, he competed in a single season with SEAT Sport UK alongside Jason Plato in 2004, winning twice on his way to seventh in the Drivers’ Championship before moving to the WTCC with Chevrolet the following year, culminating in Huff becoming the 2012 World Champion, narrowly beating team-mates Alain Menu and Yvan Muller to the crown in Macau.
More recently, he has been plying his trade in the TCR World Tour with Audi Sport Team Comtoyou, where he sits fourth in the standings thanks to a win at Vallelunga and a further two podium results at Portimao and the Hungaroring. The second half of the TCR World Tour gets underway in Uruguay just one week after the BTCC’s visit to Knockhill.