Arena voted best independent team in 2010
Arena Motorsport were voted by TouringCarTimes readers as the best independent touring car team in the world in 2010.
Arena Motorsport were voted by TouringCarTimes readers as the best independent touring car team in the world in 2010.
Matt Neal bounced back from a DNF in race one to finish seventh in race two and take victory in the final race of the day to jump up to fifth place in the standings.
Tech-Speed Motorsport has confirmed their programme for the British Touring Car Championship 2011. The team is going to field two Chevrolet Cruzes for Paul O’Neill and John George.
Rob Huff comfortably drove to victory at round one of the WTCC at Curitiba ahead of team-mates Yvan Muller and Cacá Bueno to secure an all Chevrolet podium.
Cacá Bueno has said he is delighted with the Cruze after finishing sixth in today’s shakedown and official test sessions at his home circuit of Curitiba.
2010 BTCC manufacturers’ champions Honda have unveiled their new livery that Matt Neal and Gordon Shedden will compete with for the 2011 British Touring Car Championship season.
New BTCC team Rob Austin Racing is confident their new Next Generation Touring Car specification Audis will be a highly competitive package, with one driver now in place for the season.
2010 Trofeo Abarth 500 GB champion Ben Winrow enjoyed his first touring car test last week with Special Tuning Racing at Donington Park, as the team ran their new NGTC-specification engine in force for the first time.
The entry list for the 2011 FIA World Touring Car Championship is now available, with 21 cars entered for the opening round at Brazil.
West Surrey Racing have confirmed Rob Collard & Nick Foster will drive for the 2009 championship winning team this year, driving a pair of BMW 320s.