Samuel Gill

BTCC race winner Senna Proctor is set to lead Excelr8 Motorsport’s first season under the Hyundai banner as he was unveiled as their first driver on Saturday at Autosport International.

Michael Crees is the final piece in the puzzle of BTC Racing’s 2020 BTCC line-up as he joins experienced drivers Tom Chilton and Josh Cook for a second season in the championship.

Reigning MINI Challenge Champion, James Gornall is the latest driver to make his debut in the 2020 British Touring Car Championship with Trade Price Cars Racing

In another announcement made at the start of the Autosport weekend, Sam Osborne has joined AmD Tuning moving from Excelr8 Motorsport.

BTCC organisers, TOCA have opened the tender process for the supply of the series’ engine from 2022 with a deadline set of 20 January

Josh Cook will return to the BTCC in 2020 to form part of a three-car assault for BTC Racing as he aims to go further than his fourth placed finish in 2019.

Jake Hill switches to Honda Civic Type R machinery for 2020 with AmD Tuning in the British Touring Car Championship.

With all the preparation beginning for the 2020 British Touring Car Championship season, we take a look back at one of the most frantic seasons to date with Colin Turkington taking the title in the final race at Brands Hatch.

In an initiative ran by Dunlop, official tyre supplier for the BTCC (British Touring Car Championship), three champions from series which are supported by them were given the opportunity recently to test at Snetterton.

Jade Edwards received her first taste of BTCC on Tuesday at Snetterton taking to the wheel of the Motorbase Performance Ford Focus RS during a test day at the circuit.