Interview: James Thompson on Scandinavian debut
TouringCarTimes.com caught up with James Thompson as he was on the way to Denmark for the Scandinavian Touring Car Cup at Jyllandsringen.
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Knockhill race could see third series leader
Knockhill on paper should deliver one of the closest races yet this half of the season, with the Team Aon Ford’s power reduced and Honda expecting the circuit to favour the Civic. Theoretically five different drivers could lead the championship after the weekend.
Championship heat turns up in Britain
The championship enters the final part of the season and the heat has been turned up on Audi to catch up in the championship.
Wood & Johnson will also miss Scotland round
Lea Wood and Martin Johnson will also be missing the BTCC’s round at the Knockhill circuit, with repairs outstanding on Central Group Racing’s Integra.
Plato on his chances of a second BTCC title
Jason Plato talks about his best chance yet to take his second BTCC title, his 2001 championship season, and why he thinks his biggest threat to his second title, the LPG Fords, should be banned.
Paffett: “It’s is fantastic to be back on the top step”
Gary Paffett has put himself right back in contention for championship of the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters 2010 after his win at Zandvoort today.
Oschersleben weights see old BMW made heavier
The WTCC has confirmed the penalty ballasts for the next round at Oschersleben, with the performance of the old model BMW increased, despite the driver responsible not being there.
Toyota Avensis confirmed as NGTC prototype
British Touring Car Championship organisers TOCA have confirmed that the Toyota Avensis will be the NGTC prototype.
Turkington ahead in final Brno practice session
Colin Turkington was fastest in the final practice session ahead of qualifying at Brno, ahead of the championship leading duo of Muller & Tarquini.
Menu on top of timesheets in Brno First Practice
Alain Menu was fastest in the first practice session at Brno, ahead of Tarquini’s SEAT and Rob Huff third, with Turkington the top BMW in fourth.