Darelle Wilson and the DW Racing squad will be back for a second season in the TCR UK Series this year.
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The Essex & Kent Motorsport squad have become the first entrants to announce their participation in the 2019 TCR UK Series.
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Malaysian prodigy, Mitchell Cheah, will compete as a wildcard in the WTCR finale at Sepang in December.
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The World Touring Car Cup will run alongside the FIM World Endurance Championship when the series concludes in Malaysia.
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Replicating his role from last year, TCR UK champion Dan Lloyd has been confirmed as the official test driver at the TCR Balance of Performance test.
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French rising star, Aurelien Panis, has been retained by Comtoyou Racing for the 2019 WTCR season, but swaps his Audi for a Cupra.
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After impressing as a stand-in for Gianni Morbidelli last year, Kevin Ceccon has been rewarded with a full-season drive in the WTCR with Team Mulsanne
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Argentine racer, Nestor Girolami, will team up with compatriot Esteban Guerrieri at Munnich Motorsport for the 2019 WTCR campaign.
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WSC, the organisers of TCR racing, will run the baseline Balance of Perfomance test in a revised manner this year.
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The TCR UK Series will undergo a number of structural changes to its race meetings, to fall in line with the rest of the TCR world.
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Spa Francorchamps will host a 500 lap endurance event for TCR cars in October 2019, acting as the spiritual successor to previous Spa 24 hour events from the 1990’s Super Touring era.
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The independently-run Alfa Romeo squad will be back for a second season in World Touring Car competition.
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The Sean Walkinshaw Racing team say that the future of their touring car operations looks bright, as they continue to negotiate with drivers over a 2019 TCR UK campaign.
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After the WTCR’s live-streaming services “failed to live up to expectations” last year, races will only be shown live on traditional TV channels in 2019.
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David Sonenscher has joined the TCR UK hierarchy, taking on the role of C.O.O.