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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Andreas Backman’s move from Volkswagen to Honda machinery is arguably the headline detail from the latest TCR UK entry changes.
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Championship leader Daniel Lloyd has taken his third consecutive pole position of the 2018 TCR UK Series at Brands Hatch after putting in a last minute lap to top the times ahead of Sunday’s races.
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The TCR UK Series has announced its first ever confirmed entry list today as the UK’s newest domestic championship prepares to kick off at the Silverstone National Circuit over the Easter weekend.
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Howard Fuller joins Sean Walkinshaw Racing for the inaugural season of the TCR UK series.
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The team will focus on BTCC campaign next year.
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Teenager makes the step up for his second senior motorsport season.
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Ginetta Junior graduate Charlie Fagg will compete in the 2017 GT4 European Series Northern Cup this season.
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Jan Jonck has announced that he will no longer be racing in the BRDC British F3 Championship after failing to make his budget last all year.
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Danish driver Jan Jonck, who competed in ADAC F4 has been announced as the second driver for the SWR team in the 2016 BRDC Formula 4 season.
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SWR drivers Jordan Albert and Zubair Hoque will be hoping for a good end of season at Brands Hatch, after Albert missed out on a podium at Donington after a jump start.
Brands Hatch plays host to the fifth and sixth rounds of the 2018 TCR UK Series, where the Kent circuit will witness the biggest grid for the season so far as fourteen cars have been entered to race on the Indy circuit
Team Pyro’s Ollie Taylor set the fastest lap of the day during the TCR UK test, ahead of Sean Walkinshaw and Stewart Lines.
The Checkered Flag looks ahead at the BRDC British F3 Championship that kicks off at Oulton Park on 15-17 April.
Thomas Maxwell has been announced as the third driver for SWR ahead of the BRDC Formula 4 test at Snetterton in which Collard topped session one.
Jordan Albert claims his second win of the year for the Sean Walkinshaw Racing team after Chris Mealin was penalised for a jump start in BRDC F4.