Top 10 Touring Car news on TouringCarTimes 2011
An eventful Touring Car year in the form of 2011 is over. TouringCarTimes has dug down in the statistics for the past year, looking at which stories has been the most read.
An eventful Touring Car year in the form of 2011 is over. TouringCarTimes has dug down in the statistics for the past year, looking at which stories has been the most read.
The launch of the Japanese Touring Car Championship with S2000 regulations has been postponed one year.
Italian WTCC team Proteam Racing have announced plans to be on the grid for the 2012 season with their two BMW 320 TCs, despite uncertainty surrounding the team with the recent incarceration of team owner Valmiro Presenzini.
2009 WTCC Independents’ Champion Tom Coronel will become one of the elite few to travel into space in 2014, one of 100 who will travel onboard SXC Space Expedition Curaçao’s Lynx spacecraft.
2002 and 2004 British Touring Car Champion James Thompson has tested Speedworks Motorsport’s NGTC-specification Toyota Avensis at Donington Park, as the team prepare for their sophomore season in the Championship.
We’re opening the awards up now for our final selection of the year, that for the 2011 FIA World Touring Car Championship.
Special Tuning Racing is going to run two NGTC-engined SEAT Leóns in the 2012 British Touring Car Championship.
Valmiro Presenzini, the Team Principal of the independent WTCC team Proteam Racing, has had his property seized by the Italian authorities for alleged fraud with ‘several million’ Euro of tax unpaid since 2002. Presenzini denies these allegations.
BMW, Audi and Mercedes completed the final test session of the year at Monteblanco in Spain, a test also marking the debut for Martin Tomczyk in the BMW M3 DTM.
Chevrolet World and British touring car drivers Rob Huff and Jason Plato attended the British Racing Drivers’ Club Awards luncheon on Monday 5th December, and collected their Gold and Silver Star Awards for their successes in 2011.