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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1 day ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
The British Touring Car Championship will take on the high-speed demands of Thruxton this weekend as the 2025 season continues around the fastest circuit in the UK. Marking the fourth stop on the schedule, the flat-out sweeping curves of the Hampshire venue are widely regarded as being the ultimate proving ground for both cars and drivers – making the action on-track ultra close.
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4 days ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
EXCLER8 Motorsport have confirmed that Michael Crees will remain a part of the Hyundai squad, despite his own British Touring Car Championship campaign concluding earlier than planned. Crees joined the team for the opening five rounds of the season, with Senna Proctor scheduled to take over driving duties from Croft onwards.
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4 days ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
Senna Proctor will make his return to the British Touring Car Championship grid with EXCELR8 Motorsport at Thruxton this weekend. Announcing at the start of the year that he would contest the second half of the season with the Hyundai team, the two-time race winner has expanded his deal to allow him to now race at Thruxton and Oulton Park.
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5 days ago |
touringcartimes.com | Tamara Aller
Lynk & Co driver Fabián Yannantuoni scored his first victory of the season in the second TCR South America race of the weekend at Termas de Río Hondo, after disaster stuck for Cupra driver Fabricio Pezzini. Reverse grid pole sitter Pezzini was slow off the blocks, with Luís Ramírez and Genaro Rasetto taking the top two places.
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5 days ago |
touringcartimes.com | Tamara Aller
Peugeot driver Pedro Cardoso won the first race of the weekend at Termas de Río Hondo, host of the fourth round of the 2025 TCR South America season, after an intense battle with Honda’s Nelson Piquet Jr.Clear but very cold conditions welcomed the TCR South America field, with just six degrees Celcius air temperature at the start of the race. Cupra driver Fabricio Pezzini came into the pit lane at the end of the formation lap with technical issues.
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