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WTCR boss wants Cyan Lynk & Co back for 2023 after sudden pullout

The boss of the World Touring Car Cup has stated his hope that Cyan Lynk & Co will return next year, following its dramatic mid-season withdrawal over tyre safety concerns.

Autosport · Aug 6, 2022

Ipswich TCR: Breakthrough win for D'Alberto

Tony D'Alberto scored a breakthrough victory in the opening TCR Australia race at Queensland Raceway.

Motorsport · Aug 6, 2022

Cyan Racing pulls entries from WTCR Vallelunga race over tyre safety fears

Cyan Racing has withdrawn its five Lynk & Cos from racing in the World Touring Car Cup rounds at Vallelunga due to safety fears over the series’ Goodyear tyres.

Autosport · Jul 24, 2022

The future of CUPRA in racing is electric

The Spanish brand is officially immersed in Extreme E and ETCR, two fully electric championships with competition formats designed for the new generation. According to Wayne Griffiths, CEO of SEAT CUPRA, this is going to be the way forward for the coming years.

Motorsport · Jun 21, 2022

Why the WTCR's Nurburgring cancellation was “the least worst decision”

The World Touring Car Cup hit the headlines for the wrong reasons last weekend. Both races at the Nurburgring Nordschleife were cancelled at the 11th hour amid concerns about the Goodyear tyres, after multiple failures in practice and qualifying. Here’s how events played out and what the next steps are…

Autosport · May 31, 2022

WTCR Pau: Girolami pips Honda team-mate Guerrieri to pole

Nestor Girolami beat Munnich Motorsport Honda team-mate Esteban Guerrieri to earn pole position for the first World Touring Car Cup race of the season at Pau, as Thed Bjork walked away from a big accident in Q2.

Autosport · May 7, 2022

The Honda change that could revive its WTCR title hopes

Honda may have exited F1, but it’s still plugging away in its attempt to win the World Touring Car Cup, beginning with this weekend’s opening round on the streets of Pau. And an organisational change to two teams of two cars could have a positive impact

Autosport · May 5, 2022

How a national tin-top series managed a successful reboot

OPINION: It’s taken TCR UK four years to find its feet and given its organiser plenty of sleep-troubled nights. But, with 25 cars for its season opener at Oulton Park, the series is finally heading in the right direction

Autosport · May 1, 2022

TCR Australia future secured until 2028

Motorsport Australia and WSC Ltd have agreed to a five-year extension to the rights for TCR racing in Australia.

Motorsport · Apr 28, 2022

Bathurst TCR: Cameron, Sweeny split Saturday wins

Aaron Cameron and Bailey Sweeny split the TCR Australia race wins on the Saturday of the Bathurst 6 Hour.

Motorsport · Apr 16, 2022