Preview: Belgian Touring Car Series 2011
The 2011 Belgian Touring Car Series starts this weekend at the circuit of Zolder, supporting the FIA GT1 World Championship, with an eclectic grid of 32 cars for a brand new season.
The 2011 Belgian Touring Car Series starts this weekend at the circuit of Zolder, supporting the FIA GT1 World Championship, with an eclectic grid of 32 cars for a brand new season.
The Superstars Series kicks off in Monza this weekend, after a very intense build-up to the season.
Arena Motorsport were voted by TouringCarTimes readers as the best independent touring car team in the world in 2010.
Andy Priaulx and Augusto Farfus scored a BMW 1-2 in the season opener of the German endurance championship VLN. Farfus was in the winning BMW M3 GT and Priaulx in the second placed BMW M3 GT.
After finding additional pace before qualifying and Matt Neal claiming a lap record smashing pole lap, Honda are hoping to be able to fight for three victories on Sunday.
Andrew Jordan repeated his testing pace from the media day test to top the timesheets at Brands Hatch in the first free practice session. The Team Eurotech driver was just ahead of reigning champion Jason Plato.
Tobias Johansson, who became the first ever privateer to win a STCC race, returns to the championship this year.
Reigning BTCC champion Jason Plato was voted the best touring car driver in the world in 2010 by readers of TouringCarTimes, and Chevrolet’s No.1 driver was delighted to collect his award at Silverstone last week.
The 2011 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship kicks off at the Brands Hatch Indy circuit this weekend, with the second phase of the Next Generation Touring Car introduced with the first race cars in competition.
Tom Coronel has started the 2011 FIA World Touring Car Championship season strong and one of the men behind his success is his race engineer Pietro Speronello.