Eurotech reverts back to Honda engines
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Eurotech Racing reverts back to Neil Brown-built Honda engines for the 2018 BTCC season.
Gordon Shedden speaks of his excitement on becoming an Audi Sport factory driver and on facing a new challenge outside of the British Touring Car Championship.
Team Parker Racing will run a BMW 125i M Sport for the 2018 British Touring Car Championship.
BTCC race winner Mat Jackson has split from Motorbase Performance.
The full entry list for the 2018 BTCC season, 32 entries across eleven race weekends as the UK’s premiere touring car series celebrates 60 years of racing.
Double Porsche Carrera Cup GB champion Dan Cammish joins Matt Neal and Team Dynamic.
Aiden Moffat and Laser Tools Racing will continue in the British Touring Car Championship for a fifth season.
BTCC race winner Sam Tordoff will return to the championship with Motorbase Performance after a one-year absence.
Brett Smith will continue with Eurotech for his first full season in the British Touring Car Championship
2011 Independents’ champion James Nash will return to the BTCC with BTC Norlin for the 2018 season.
Mike Epps will switch from the BTCC to the Renault UK Clio Cup this season.
Two-time champion Jason Plato is staying with Team BMR for his twentieth season in the BTCC.
Tom Oliphant will move up from the Porsche Carrera Cup GB to make his BTCC debut this season.
Matt Simpson is aiming for consistent top 10 results as he joins Eurotech for the 2018 British Touring Car Championship.
RCIB Insurance and AutoAid take on the title sponsor role for AmD Tuning’s MG programme.
BTCC race winner Aron Taylor-Smith is aiming to switch to a European GT championship this season.
Team Dynamic’s Honda Civic FK8 Type R is about a month behind schedule.
