Back to Brno – start of BMW’s chance to catch-up
The World Touring Car Championship visits Brno in the Czech Republic this weekend for the fifth year. Of they eight WTCC races held, BMW has won six times.
The World Touring Car Championship visits Brno in the Czech Republic this weekend for the fifth year. Of they eight WTCC races held, BMW has won six times.
The top cars of the FIA World Touring Car Championship, BMW, Chevrolet and SEAT, remain on maximum weight for the coming race at Brno.
Three-time Brazilian Stock Car champion Cacá Bueno had a testing weekend in the UK for his first time racing in the WTCC, as his car caught fire in race one and couldn’t be repaired.
The V8 Supercars series itself will oversee the design and build of the prototype ‘car of the future’, which will become the blueprint for new cars from 2012.
Alain Menu has been given a 30-second penalty for deliberately dropping down the order in race one, in order to to gain a good starting position in race two.
45-year old Aytaç Biter is going to take part in the FIA ETC Cup race at Salzburgring for Borusan Otomotiv Motorsport.
Andy Priaulx say that the FIA World Touring Car Championship race at Portimão this weekend is going to be tough for the BMW’s.
Two-times BTCC champion James Thompson will be the official test driver for TOCA for the Next Generation Touring Car.
Matt Hamilton will not be out at Croft next weekend, and it’s possible he won’t be out again this season due to sponsorship troubles.
Tom Onslow-Cole took his second win of the season and the third for his LPG powered Team AON, in race one at Oulton Park.