TouringCarTimes

Launched in 1995, TouringCarTimes began as a platform dedicated to news and updates on the British Touring Car Championship. As the excitement around this motorsport grew in the late nineties, the site expanded its coverage to include various other racing series. This makes TouringCarTimes one of the earliest websites on the internet, even before Google, and it stands out as the largest hub for touring car racing. It boasts a vast readership, a rich collection of articles, and extensive coverage of numerous championships, making it a key resource for fans and enthusiasts alike.

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Tom Ingram ‘in a good place’ after another strong showing

2 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Tom Ingram has stated he’s in a strong place after taking his podium tally to five from six races in the British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch this past weekend. Arriving at the Kent venue after snaring a hat-trick of second place finishes at the Donington Park curtain-raiser, the EXCELR8 driver tallied a pair of third place finishes to cement his position towards the top of the standings.
Charles Rainford: “We did it on pace and I’m so unbelievably happy”

2 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Charles Rainford was left over the moon after enjoying a dream weekend in the British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch which concluded with the WSR driver claiming a first-ever victory in the series. After finding his feet at Donington Park last month, the BMW driver established himself as one of the front-runners from the get-go this past weekend as he topped opening practice before going on to qualify on the front row for race one.
Ash Sutton maintains BTCC points lead following Brands Hatch

3 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Ash Sutton remains at the top of the British Touring Car Championship standings following an action-packed race day at Brands Hatch. Arriving at the Kent circuit sitting at the top of the standings, the Alliance Racing driver tallied his 100th BTCC podium in race two and then backed it up with a fourth place finish in the reverse grid finale.
Charles Rainford completes BMW hat-trick at Brands Hatch

3 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Charles Rainford produced a defensive masterclass to become the newest race winner in the British Touring Car Championship and complete a clean sweep for West Surrey Racing at Brands Hatch. Hot on the heels of his stablemate Daryl Deleon opening his win account in the series, Rainford delivered a wheel-perfect performance in the reverse grid finale to climb from third on the grid to triumph ahead of reigning champion Jake Hill and Tom Ingram.
Daryl Deleon scores maiden BTCC victory in race two

3 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Daryl Deleon produced a sensational drive on soft tyres to claim a maiden British Touring Car Championship victory in race two at Brands Hatch. In what was a frenetic second contest around the Indy circuit, the West Surrey Racing driver carved his way up the order to triumph ahead of Adam Morgan and four-time champion Ash Sutton.
Jake Hill charges to lights-to-flag victory in BTCC opener

3 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Jake Hill produced a flawless drive in the opening British Touring Car Championship contest of the day at Brands Hatch to claim his first victory of the 2025 season. Starting from pole position, the reigning champion controlled proceedings out front and led every lap on his way to claiming the chequered flag. Behind Hill was his West Surrey Racing Racing team-mate Charles Rainford who followed Hill home to secure second place and with it, a maiden podium in the UK’s premier motorsport series.
Jake Hill happy to bounce back with Brands Hatch pole position

4 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Jake Hill was happy to bounce back from a frustrating season-opener at Donington Park to clinch pole position at the second British Touring Car Championship meeting of the season at Brands Hatch. Having struggled to be on the pace following the removal of the hybrid units – which has reduced the weight of the car by 55kgs – the BMW squad locked out the front row in qualifying as Hill led stablemate Charles Rainford.
Charles Rainford hails WSR team effort after front-row qualifying

4 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Charles Rainford has heaped praised on West Surrey Racing after qualifying on the front-row at Brands Hatch for the first of tomorrow’s three British Touring Car Championship races. On just his second outing in the series, the BMW driver topped the times in opening practice and then upped the ante when it came to qualifying as he finished less than a tenth of a second behind stable-mate Jake Hill. “It’s fantastic,” said Rainford.
Champion drive from Jake Hill to clinch Brands Hatch pole

4 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Reigning champion Jake Hill delivered a stunning lap in British Touring Car Championship qualifying to clinch pole position for the first of Sunday’s three races around Brands Hatch. The West Surrey Racing driver had shown flashes of speed in free practice but come qualifying, he obliterated the existing qualifying lap record by more than a second to net the fourth pole position of his career.
Chris Smiley ups the ante to head second BTCC practice

4 days ago | touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown

Restart Racing’s Chris Smiley lowered the bar even further during British Touring Car Championship second practice as he topped the times ahead of qualifying. Following Charles Rainford’s blistering time in opening practice – which was under the qualifying lap record – Smiley hustled his Hyundai around the Indy circuit in less than 47 seconds, a first for the BTCC.