Michel Nykjær loses main sponsor
Danish WTCC racer Michel Nykjær has lost his main sponsor Pole Position Denmark due to a dispute with team owner and team manager Henrik Lind.
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TouringCarTimes 2011 Awards: The DTM
The 2011 TouringCarTimes awards continues with the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters. Here you can vote for a driver/team/car in the four categories.
BMW launches DTM test as prize for Sports Trophy
BMW Motorsport held the 50th BMW Sports Trophy Awards this weekend, announcing that the overall prize next year will be a test with the BMW M3 DTM.
Chevrolet begin work on 2012 engine step
2011 World Touring Car Champions Chevrolet have begun development on the next progression of the 1.6 litre turbocharged engine introduced this season, as FIA WTCC regulations require that an engine must last the full year in 2012.
Dahlgren speaks of the crash and looks forward to 2012
Robert Dahlgren is back home after the WTCC finale at Macau where the Swede crashed in qualifying as fastest driver, injuring his right thumb.
Gabriele Tarquini unsure of next year’s plans
2009 World Touring Car Champion Gabriele Tarquini is uncertain where he’ll be in 2012 after a tough season with SUNRED, finishing fifth in the Championship standings. The Italian looked set to join Volvo, but now it appears as though the Swedish marque may not be returning next year.
SEAT set for partial return in 2012
SEAT Sport are set to return as a customer supply team in 2012 ahead of a potential full factory return for the 2013 World Touring Car Championship season.
Tom Coronel pleased with “best of the rest”
Tom Coronel secured a strong season finish on the streets of Macau with an overall fourth in the championship.
Kristian Poulsen bows out on a high
Kristian Poulsen seals the 2011 Yokohama Independents’ Trophy at Macau, after just missing out on the title at the final race last year, and announces he’s stepping down from the WTCC.
Huff wins again, but Muller takes title No.3
Rob Huff took his eighth win of the season and the first double victory in the WTCC at Macau, but it was Yvan Muller who took his third World Championship title by three points.