After a stellar campaign, Josh Files has won the 2019 TCR European Championship.
Julien Briche won the opening race of the TCR Europe finale, but his main rival wasn’t too far behind.
Julien Briche stays in the title race, but reversed-grid fortune ensures that Josh Files remains largely in control.
Eight extra drivers will take part in the TCR Europe finale at Monza this weekend.
Mazda become the fifteenth different manufacturer to get involved with the TCR formula
Daniel Lloyd held on to secure his second race victory in TCR Europe this season.
In bizarre circumstances, all of the top four finishers found themselves under investigation by the stewards. Luck favoured the Swede this time out though.
Andreas Backman secured pole position for Race One, while Daniel Lloyd will benefit from the reversed grid in Race Two.
17 year-old Jack Young will step up into a TCR-spec Renault Megane for the rest of the season.
Alex Morgan was unfazed by the close attention of Tom Coronel in the second race of the weekend.
Andreas Backman has lost his victory from Race One after his car failed scrutineering.
Daniel Lloyd took the lead early on, but Andreas Backman’s determination finally paid off in the dying moments of the race.
Andreas Backman has secured pole position for Race One, while Alex Morgan will start from the front in Race Two.
Daniel Lloyd went quickest of all as he and Tom Coronel set the pace for Honda.
Santiago Urrutia went fastest in Germany behind the wheel of his Team WRT Audi
Following Daniel Nagy’s split from the team, Zsolt Szabo has been drafted in for Oschersleben.
Accomplished GT racer, Dominik Baumann, will get behind the wheel of a touring car for the first time this weekend.
