Rob Collard told TCF he thinks overtaking may be more difficult for him in the fifth BTCC meeting of the season at Croft, starting 13th on the grid for round 13.
Rob Collard and Matt Neal traded opinions on their collision during qualifying for the fifth BTCC meeting of the season at Croft.
After clinching the 16th pole of his BTCC career at Croft, Colin Turkington told TCF that he felt Subaru “really earned” their qualifying bragging rights.
Daniel Lloyd admitted to TCF that he was “proud” of his qualifying performance at the latest British Touring Car Championship meeting at Croft.
Colin Turkington secured a second consecutive BTCC pole position for himself and for Subaru in Saturday’s qualifying session at Croft.
Silverline Subaru BMR Racing team boss Warren Scott expects the Japanese manufacturer to be fighting for more wins in the fifth British Touring Car Championship meeting of the season at Croft.
Daniel Lloyd brought Honda and Eurotech Racing to the top of the timesheets in the second Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship free practice session at Croft.
British Touring Car Championship leader Sam Tordoff tells TCF he expects Subaru to provide fierce competition in the fifth meeting of the 2016 season at Croft.
Aiden Moffat set the pace in first practice as the British Touring Car Championship headed to Croft circuit in North Yorkshire.
The fifth round of the 2016 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship sees the field head to Croft circuit in North Yorkshire, a happy hunting ground for BMW down the years.
West Surrey Racing’s Sam Tordoff will carry a special platinum livery for the fifth round of the 2016 British Touring Car Championship at Croft.
TOCA has today confirmed its calendar for the 2017 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.
Triple Eight Racing’s Josh Cook was happy with MG’s pace at the fourth BTCC meeting of the season at Oulton Park, but was less delighted with some of the driving standards of others on the day.
Tom Ingram was left brimming from a hat-trick of top-five finishes in the latest BTCC meeting at Oulton Park, telling TCF he enjoyed a gritty race three defensive effort,
Rob Collard was left bemoaning what could have been, after a brace of incidents at Oulton Park left him 26 points adrift in the BTCC title fight.
Gordon Shedden hopes for a change in fortune at the next British Touring Car Championship meeting at Croft circuit, after a race three puncture ultimately ruined his weekend at Oulton Park.
Oulton winner Matt Neal tells TCF he expects the next BTCC visit to Croft to be closer than expected, at a circuit traditionally suited to rear-wheel drive cars.
