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 week ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
New liveries were on show at Donington Park as the British Touring Car Championship held its traditional launch event, alongside the final official test of the winter.
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1 week ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
The 2025 British Touring Car Championship season has launched at Donington Park today (April 15) with the UK’s biggest motorsport series confirming a stellar 24-car grid for the new campaign. Despite all driver announcements being made across the recent weeks and months, series organisers have published the official 2025 entry list at the annual curtain-raiser event in Leicestershire.
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1 week ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
One Motorsport have revealed a striking new livery ahead of their return to the British Touring Car Championship this season. After a season on the sidelines, the former Independent Teams’ champions will field two Honda Civic Type Rs for Josh Cook and Stephen Jelley in the UK’s premier motorsport series. With the Season Launch at Donington Park just a few days away, the Brackley-based squad have taken the covers off their challengers – unveiling a bold look that has been created by Joyce Design.
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1 week ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
Senna Proctor will make a return to the British Touring Car Championship later this year after agreeing a deal to race a EXCELR8 Motorsport Hyundai for the second half of the 2025 season. The 26-year-old will take up the role of Reserve Driver during the opening five rounds of the forthcoming campaign before getting behind the wheel at Croft in the car that Michael Crees will pilot during the first half of the season.
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3 weeks ago |
touringcartimes.com | Chris Ashby-Brown
Power Maxed Racing’s Mikey Doble closed out the final day of official British Touring Car Championship testing at Croft at the top of the times after recording the fastest ever lap around the North Yorkshire circuit during the afternoon session. Behind the wheel of his Vauxhall Astra, last year’s Jack Sears Trophy winner went almost two tenths of a second quicker than rookie ace Max Hall did in his Un-Limited Motorsport Cupra yesterday.
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