WTCC Confirms ATS as official supplier
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German wheel manufacturer ATS and the WTCC series organisers have confirmed a multi year deal which will see ATS become the series…
Preparations for the forthcoming 2010 WTCC Campaign have been stepped up by BMW and Chevrolet, who have been testing in Portugal at…
It’s looking likely that former Italian, Spanish, European and British champion Fabrizio Giovanardi will be taking a sabbatical next season after the…
Gabriele Tarquini was crowed 2009 FIA World Touring Car Champion at the final round of the season, Macau, and his SEAT Sport team sneaked the Manufacturer’s crown by 3 points over BMW.
The WTCC for the weekend at Macau has been bolstered by a wealth of local drivers, joining the series for the prestigious…
Tarquini, Muller, Farfus, Macau. It all comes down to this. Once more the fight of the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) has…
Local driver André Couto will race for SUNRED Engineering at the final round of the World Touring Car Championship at Macau.
The World Touring Car Championship could be without SEAT next year according to works driver Rickard Rydell. “SEAT has not decided what…
Andy Priaulx and Augusto Farfus took a win apiece at a drenched Okayama circuit, while championship leader Gabriele Tarquini relied on team orders took keep his advantage in the title race.
Gabriele Tarquini secured Pole Position for Sunday’s Race One at Okayama, holding off the BMWs of Andy Priaulx and Jorg Muller in the process.
Reigning champion Yvan Muller topped the timesheet in testing ahead of the Japanese round of the WTCC championship with a time of…
SEAT team-mates and title rivals Gabriele Tarquini and Yvan Muller waltzed to a 1st and 2nd place each in both of today’s WTCC races.
Pos Driver Team Time/Gap 1. Yvan Muller SEAT 21m51.680s 2. Gabriele Tarquini SEAT + 0.312s 3. Alain Menu Chevrolet + 4.008s 4….
Pos Driver Car Time/Gap 1. Gabriele Tarquini SEAT 29m31.701s 2. Yvan Muller SEAT + 0.409s 3. Robert Huff Chevrolet + 0.842s 4….
Gabriele Tarquini took Pole for the first of tomorrow’s WTCC races at Imola. The Italian went two tenths quicker than team-mate Yvan Muller to seal the all important first position, in front of his home crowd.
With 6 races at 3 venues still left to go, the WTCC title chase is still as close as ever, with a solitary point seperating SEAT veteran Gabriele Tarquini and BMW youngster Augusto Farfus, and reigning champion Yvan Muller is not far behind either.
Former F1 and Champ Car driver Alex Zanardi is looking to gain a place on the Italian cycling team at the 2012…
