Ma Qing Hua

The independently-run Alfa Romeo squad will be back for a second season in World Touring Car competition.

With Tiago Monteiro electing to skip the WTCR event at Macau due to health risks, Ma Qing Hua will step back into the vacant Boutsen Ginion Racing Honda Civic this weekend.

Despite the challenges of both Aurelien Comte and Nathanael Berthon, it was Mehdi Bennani who took victory in Race Two.

The Audi RS3 LMS TCR was the best overall package at Wuhan street circuit, as the World Touring Car Cup concluded its visit to China.

Yvan Muller took a maximum points score from Race Two as Gabriele Tarquini, Yann Ehrlacher and Jean-Karl Vernay fell by the wayside.

Chinese driver, Ma Qing Hua, will make his return to the world stage of touring car racing as the WTCR heads to Asia.

Season four of Formula E ended in dramatic style with champion Jean-Eric Vergne claiming victory in the final race of the season while Audi seal the teams title

Sebastien Buemi will start the New York City ePrix on pole position for the last race of the season

Team STARD have managed several giant killing performances so far in the 2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship, however the 2018 World RX of Great Britain at Silverstone would pose their biggest challenge yet

Chinese star Ma Qing Hua will become the first Chinese driver to compete in the FIA World Rallycross Championship this weekend at the Speedmachine Festival.

The Supercar class will field a 25 strong grid for the event at Silverstone later this month.

Jean-Eric took a superbly-executed pole position at his home race for the 2018 Qatar Airways Paris ePrix

NIO draft in reserve driver Ma Qing Hua for the Paris ePrix

Ma Qing Hua will be NIO’s reserve driver for the 2017-18 season

As F1 heads to the Shanghai International Circuit, for the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, TCF takes a look at which teams and drivers have been most successful in China across the years.