About Us
TouringCarTimes started in 1995 as a website to provide news and information about the British Touring Car Championship, which quickly expanded to other series as the popular form of motorsport burgeoned throughout the late nineties.
The site is therefore one of the oldest on the internet; pre-dating Google – and also the largest portal devoted to the popular form of touring car racing in terms of readership, articles, and the number of championships covered and almost every other metric.
Our purpose is to provide the most up-to-date, interesting and in-depth news and features that you won’t find anywhere else.
We’re the only site that has a regular trackside presence at the major series we cover. We’re fully accredited by the FIA, the BTCC, the STCC and TCR Europe, and we have a number of journalists and photographers working for us all across the globe.
The site was founded by Johan Meissner, then 11-years old, as BTCCTimes, merging with TouringCarNews.net in 2006 which was run by the Dutchman Rob Veltman, with Neil Hudson acting as managing editor from 2009-2019.
We cover the top touring car and saloon car championships around the world, with news, race reports, articles, photos, features, columns and much more.
The championships we focus on include the FIA World Touring Car Cup (WTCR), the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), the STCC TCR Scandinavia, the TCR Europe Series and the Supercars Championship, as well as coverage of number of other national series such as TCR Germany, TCR Asia and a host of other new TCR national and regional series.
The site is owned by Meissner Media AB.
If you require any information or want to talk to us about any commercial or marketing opportunities, feel free to get in touch with us here on our contact us page.
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Tom Coronel
Netherlands, Comtoyou Racing
#1
468 pts
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John Filippi
France, Comtoyou Racing
#2
441 pts
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Kobe Pauwels
Belgium, Comtoyou Racing
#3
433 pts
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Viktor Davidovski
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Comtoyou Racing
#4
266 pts
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Lewis Brown
Country name?, Volcano Motorsport
#5
247 pts
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Viktor Andersson
Sweden, MA:GP
#6
247 pts
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Nicola Baldan
Italy, Aggressive Team Italia
#7
235 pts
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Dušan Borković
Serbia, Target Competition
#8
190 pts
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Ruben Volt
Estonia, ALM Motorsport
#9
171 pts
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Isaac Smith
Country name?, Volcano Motorsport
#10
121 pts
- Full results
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Norbert Michelisz
Hungary, BRC Racing Team
#1
244 pts
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Esteban Guerrieri
Argentina, GOAT Racing
#2
219 pts
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Thed Björk
Sweden, Cyan Racing
#3
215 pts
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Yann Ehrlacher
France, Cyan Racing
#4
201 pts
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Mikel Azcona
Spain, BRC Racing Team
#5
201 pts
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Néstor Girolami
Argentina, BRC Racing Team
#6
165 pts
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Ma Qing Hua
China, Cyan Racing
#7
161 pts
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Santiago Urrutia
Uruguay, Cyan Racing
#8
160 pts
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Marco Butti
Italy, GOAT Racing
#9
120 pts
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John Filippi
France, Volcano Motorsport
#10
110 pts
- Full results
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Jake Hill
United Kingdom, West Surrey Racing
#1
316 pts
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Tom Ingram
United Kingdom, EXCELR8 Motorsport
#2
307 pts
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Ashley Sutton
United Kingdom, Alliance Racing
#3
296 pts
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Colin Turkington
United Kingdom, West Surrey Racing
#4
273 pts
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Dan Cammish
United Kingdom, Alliance Racing
#5
270 pts
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Josh Cook
United Kingdom, Speedworks Motorsport
#6
262 pts
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Árón Taylor-Smith
Ireland, Power Maxed Racing
#7
182 pts
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Rob Huff
United Kingdom, Speedworks Motorsport
#8
181 pts
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Daniel Rowbottom
United Kingdom, Alliance Racing
#9
173 pts
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Adam Morgan
United Kingdom, West Surrey Racing
#10
171 pts
- Full results
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Mikael Karlsson
Sweden, Brink Motorsport
#1
192 pts
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Jimmy Eriksson
Sweden, Brink Motorsport
#2
185 pts
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Tobias Brink
Sweden, Brink Motorsport
#3
171 pts
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Robert Dahlgren
Sweden, PWR Racing
#4
145 pts
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Alexander Graff
Sweden, Exion Racing
#5
96 pts
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Anton Marklund
Sweden, PWR Racing
#6
75 pts
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Axel Bengtsson
Sweden, PWR Racing
#7
53 pts
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Månz Thalin
Sweden, Exion Racing
#8
50 pts
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Viktor Gustavsson
Sweden, Exion Racing
#9
50 pts
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Ola Nilsson
Sweden, Exion Racing
#10
39 pts
- Full results
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Brodie Kostecki
Australia, Erebus Motorsport
#1
2888 pts
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Shane van Gisbergen
New Zealand, Triple Eight Race Engineering
#2
2565 pts
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Broc Freeney
Australia, Triple Eight Race Engineering
#3
2441 pts
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Chaz Mostert
Australia, Walkinshaw Andretti United
#4
2287 pts
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Will Brown
Australia, Erebus Motorsport
#5
2264 pts
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Cameron Waters
Australia, Tickford Racing
#6
2099 pts
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Andre Heimgartner
New Zealand, Brad Jones Racing
#7
2016 pts
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Anton de Pasquale
Australia, Dick Johnson Racing
#8
1818 pts
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David Reynolds
Australia, Grove Racing
#9
1806 pts
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Will Davison
Australia, Dick Johnson Racing
#10
1786 pts
- Full results