Double British Touring Car Championship champion and touring car legend Fabrizio Giovanardi is doing his last year with Vauxhall. The General Motors owned manufacturer announced their retirement earlier this year and the Italian commented the matter in an interview with TouringCarTimes. “Vauxhall are owned by General Motors and we all know what the situation is,” … More »
BMW, SEAT and Chevrolet will all head into the next round of the WTCC at Brno with identical compensation weights.
The British Touring Car Championship are going to introduce a completely new set of rules in 2011, replacing the current S2000 rules.
It might sound strange, but I think the financial “collapse” of the world is going to be the salvation for motorsport and especially Formula One and Touring Cars. Ever since the S2000 rules were introduced, fights over the rules have been many in the World Touring Car Championship. Elderly men in suits with the manufacturer … More »
Lada look set to introduce a fourth Lada for the World Touring Car Championship race at Porto in Portugal. Van Lagen comments the matter.
James Nash makes his BTCC debut at Oulton Park this weekend. His goal is to beat fellow Chevrolet drivers Jason Plato and Mat Jackson.
The World Touring Car Championship has been heavily affected by the recent rule farce. Series promotor Marcello Lotti explains the situation.
Lada has got new engines for the WTCC race at Valencia this weekend. The engines have been updated and are expected to deliver more power.
BMW Motorsport boss Mario Thissen has once again underlined the fact that BMW are considering leaving the WTCC due to the current rule debacle.
SEAT has got their maximum turbo pressure increased to 2.7 bar from 2.4 after a decision from the FIA Touring Car Bureau.