After an epic five-way showdown for the crown and a record 30-car field, Matt Neal has won the British Touring Car Championship, becoming the first three-time champion in the series since the '80s.

Honda returns to the British Touring Car Championship after a year off with this pair of 290-hp Civic Type-Rs and a 17-year-old hotshoe. Rich Chang heads to the land of warm beer to see what's got ...

The car that dominated the British Touring Car Championship in 2000, rumored to cost more than $1 million to build, is offered for sale at one-tenth the price.

In 1996, in the midst of the success of European touring car championships like the famed BTCC (British Touring Car Championship), U.S. IndyCar investors founde ...

First up will be the British Touring Car Championship, ... will deliver a 2.0-liter EcoBoost I-4 engine, lowered chassis, high-performance brakes and unique suspension tuning.

Based on the 306-hp, 168 mph 2016 Honda Civic Type R, this purpose-built racer is ready to take the fight to the British Touring Car Championship. Read more at Car and Driver ...

Volvo 850 Estate Super Touring Car The Volvo 850 Estate was never the fastest machine on the British Touring Car Championship circuit, but you’d be hard pressed to recall one more iconic through ...

Powering the car is a later-model 3.0-liter inline-six from the Alvis TC21-100, equipped with twin SU carburetors and delivering approximately 100 horsepower—an upgrade from the original TA21 unit.

The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) will have every race of its 2024 season live-streamed on social media platform TikTok in a world first for motorsport, the series announced on Wednesday.