| Brazil 7 Mar |
Mexico CANCELLED |
Morocco 2 May |
Italy 23 May |
Belgium 20 June |
Portugal 4 July |
UK 18 July |
Czech Rep. 1 Aug |
Germany 5 Sept |
Spain 19 Sept |
Japan 31 Oct |
Macau 21 Nov |
MULLER BUILT A SMALL GAP AT MID-SEASON |
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Track facts »
Practice 1: Sat
08:30
09:00Practice 2: Sat
12:00
12:30Qualifying Q1: Sat
15:00
15:20Qualifying Q2: Sat
15:25
15:35Warm Up: Sun
08:30
08:45Race 1: Sun
12:05
12:35Race 2: Sun
13:20
13:50
WTCC regular Michel Nykjær dominated the third and fourth rounds of the FIA European Touring Car Cup that were held last Sunday at the Austrian Salzburgring. The Danish racer, twice a winner of the ETC Cup in 2007 and 2008, won both races at the wheel of the very same SEAT León TDI he drives in the WTCC, beating the Honda Accord cars of pole sitter James Thompson and Tomas Engström.
The 13th and 14th rounds of the FIA WTCC will take place this week in the Czech Republic, at Brno’s Masaryk Circuit. This is a traditional meeting for the championship, as Brno hosted the European Touring Car Championship from 2002 to 2004, and then the World Touring Car Championship from 2006.
The calendars for the 2011 season will be submitted to the FIA World Motor Sport Council on September 10th. Among all the other FIA championships, the WTCC has prepared a draft that includes twelve events. “Most of them are traditional venues for our championship, altough Suzuka will replace Okayama for the Race of Japan,” promoter Marcello Lotti said.
The championship’s winning cars: BMW 320si, SEAT León TDI and Chevrolet Cruze will stay on the maximum 40kg ha...
Yvan Muller and Andy Priaulx claimed one victory apiece at Brands Hatch in two extremely close races that also...
Chevrolet’s Alain Menu and Independent racer Kristian Poulsen both received a 30-second time penalty for infri...
Andy PRIAULX – winner Race 2: “It has been a tough weekend as things were really stacked against us. But in th...

















ROOKIE CHALLENGE


| Race of Brands Hatch | OVERALL | INDEPENDENTS |
| Race 1 | Andy Priaulx | Colin Turkington |
| Race 2 | Andy Priaulx | Colin Turkington |
