I think the issue with moving Kev to the pro class is that he isnt a pro driver, hes a plumber, financing a hobby out of fitting old ladies washing machines. He just doesnt have the budget to compete with £100k cars. Just because you win club doesnt mean you immediately become pro - not until someone pays Kev to drive for them and provides him with competitive machinery.

I think its already been said but sadly Kevs gearbox let go in the final and left him with only 2nd and 5th gears. All mark Sheads 'fault' for producing too much torque