Organisers of the Touring Car Trophy incorporating TCR UK have released details of a provisional six event schedule for the 2021 season. The 14 race campaign will kick off at the Anglesey circuit in Wales in early April before heading for Castle Combe in May – with the opening two rounds being double header meetings … More »
Ciceley Motorsport has announced that it will switch to the BMW 330i M Sport for the 2021 British Touring Car Championship season. The team has run the Mercedes A Class since 2014 but elected to retire the car at Brands Hatch, having concluded a deal with WSR to acquire two BMWs for the season ahead. … More »
Michael Crees admitted he was almost lost for words after wrapping up the Jack Sears Trophy during the BTCC season finale at Brands Hatch. The BTC Racing driver held the lead going into the weekend having moved back to the head of the points at Snetterton, and was one of four drivers still in contention … More »
Adam Morgan says he is excited by the future plans for his Ciceley Motorsport team after bringing the curtain down on its time with the Mercedes A-Class at Brands Hatch. The team has run the car in the BTCC since 2014 when it was introduced to replace the Toyota Avensis that Morgan had used for … More »
Matt Neal admits there are “a lot of factors to consider” as he weighs up whether or not he will extend his time on the BTCC grid beyond 2020. Neal brought the curtain down on his 30th season on the grid at Brands Hatch finishing eleventh in the championship standings, with second place at Croft … More »
Tom Ingram insisted he was pleased with the performance of his Speedworks team during the 2020 BTCC season despite a number of “what if moments” that halted his championship challenge. The double Independents champion headed into the campaign looking to build on a promising first year for the Toyota Corolla, which saw the car take … More »
Rory Butcher has expressed confidence that he can fight for the 2021 BTCC title after securing the final victory of the current season at Brands Hatch. The Scot headed into 2020 looking to impress having returned to Motorbase to head the team’s challenge with the latest incarnation of the Ford Focus ST, and was on … More »
Dan Cammish insisted he felt “content” after bringing the curtain down on his 2020 BTCC campaign with third in the standings at Brands Hatch. The Team Dynamics driver headed into the season finale as one of those drivers in contention for the title, and made up ground on Ash Sutton and Colin Turkington ahead when … More »
Colin Turkington insisted he was happy with a successful season for West Surrey Racing and BMW, despite missing out on a record-breaking fifth BTCC title at Brands Hatch. Turkington took a slender lead over Ash Sutton into the final three races of the season but would ultimately be overhauled by the Laser Tools Racing man … More »
Ash Sutton admitted that it had been a “mega achievement” after the Laser Tools Racing driver wrapped up his second BTCC title at Brands Hatch. Sutton had gone into the season finale chasing down the BMW of Colin Turkington, and moved into the points lead after the opening race of the weekend – where he … More »