No sympathy for Smith from Hughes
Hughes says Smith has only himself to blame for breaking two ribs in a crash at Brands and says he feels no sympathy for the Vauxhall driver.
Hughes says Smith has only himself to blame for breaking two ribs in a crash at Brands and says he feels no sympathy for the Vauxhall driver.
Prior to the start into the season, the motto for the 2006 DTM season was obvious and simple: Audi vs. Mercedes-Benz.
This morning Vauxhall confirmed it would contest the UK’s most popular motor racing championship for the 18th year in a row in 2007.
The battle to become 2006 British Touring Car Champion will come down to a three-way showdown between Matt Neal, Jason Plato and Colin Turkington.
Matt Neal says his bid to win the BTCC title this year would have been harder had rival team SEAT employed two full-time drivers in the series.
The DTM season enters the finishing straight with a premiere: For the first time in DTM history, the series visits Spain.
O’Neill will return to the BTCC when he takes over the Thurlby Motors Tech-Speed team’s Vauxhall Astra Coupé for the final two races of 2006.
Jamie Green’s qualifying record looks impressive: in four of the seven DTM rounds contested in the 2006 season so far he took pole position.
Colin Turkington is determined not to give up on this year’s Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship and will fight hard.
Colin Turkington says this year’s British Touring Car Championship is now Matt Neal’s to lose after the massive point gap he has build up.