Touring Car / Tintop

The mid-season break came to a close as the BTCC roared back into life under sunny Yorkshire skies at Croft. Friday’s action-packed practice sessions set the tone, with dramatic offs for Tom Chilton and James Dorlin at Turn 1, while Jake Hill was forced to withdraw from

The British Touring Car Championship returned to action at Donington Park for the opening meeting of the 2025 season, with large crowds enjoying sunny skies, dry conditions and a full afternoon of touring car action around one of the UK's most iconic circuits.

Oulton Park served up classic BTCC chaos with three different winners, big battles, and a win for Gordon Shedden. Sutton stormed to victory, Ingram dominated early, and drama unfolded across every lap. Catch up on all the action from a thrilling weekend of touring car racing.

Half the Pitlane News team made it down, including our very own Dan Knight, who’s officially stepping up as Editor-in-Chief (!!!). Thruxton was wet but produced some exciting track actio ...

After a dramatic and rain-soaked qualifying session at Thruxton that saw Josh Cook sent hurtling into the tyre wall, the British Touring Car Championship served up a completely different scene on race day.

The British Touring Car Championship made its annual trip to the flatlands of Norfolk and the Snetterton 300 circuit, where a mixture of close racing, dramatic incidents and some outstanding drives kept the crowds entertained throughout the weekend

The 2025 British Touring Car Championship got off to a strong start under clear skies and scorching sunshine—markedly different from last season’s damp and overcast opener. A huge crowd was in attendance to witness a competitive and action-packed first race.