BTCC 2015: 10 things we've learned so far
After one of the most wide-open pre-seasons in recent history, the British Touring Car Championship title fight is developing into a nail-biter. SCOTT MITCHELL draws up some conclusions from the first half of 2015
You could spin the tale of the 2015 British Touring Car Championship a number of ways after the first few rounds. Having six drivers firmly in contention at the halfway mark is certainly a PR dream.
While some might bemoan the lack of wheel-banging drama that has helped make the BTCC so popular, the action on-track has been of a high quality this year. The usual suspects are coming to the fore, but there are new faces in the mix as well and the racing has been good.
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