Eight things to watch in the 2019 BTCC
Britain's most popular motorsport series returns to action this weekend. It's been a winter of upheaval for the British Touring Car Championship, with plenty of additional themes to keep an eye on this year
The British Touring Car Championship blasts into life at Brands Hatch this weekend and the ingredients are already in place for another fascinating campaign.
Last year's contest produced a remarkable 17 different race winners over its 30 races. While that's going to be tough to match, there are a host of new cars and drivers switching teams that will provide a real mix-up to the established order.
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