Explore The BTCC
Introducing the BTCC
The British Touring Car Championship represents the UK’s premier format of motor racing. A British sporting institution, the BTCC has been a family favourite for over 60 years and is the globe’s third longest running motor racing series behind Formula One and Nascar.
Famed for its incredible access and no-holds barred racing, the BTCC provides a fantastic spectacle and an exciting race experience for the millions of fans who tune in to ITV’s terrestrial TV coverage as well as the hundreds of thousands of fans who line the circuits nationwide.
A pioneer in their own field, the BTCC in 2022 became the world’s first touring car series to implement hybrid power units in every car on the grid. Alongside this, each car now runs off of a 15% synthetic fuel.
In doing so, the BTCC has become the greenest form of touring car racing in the world - an incredibly important factor as the series remains one of the most relevant and attractive to the automotive market and car enthusiasts worldwide.
Unlike many forms of high-level motorsport, the BTCC’s popularity is rising with every passing year. In 2023, four of the hosting circuits broke their attendance record at each round.
2024 Calendar
Visiting the UK’s eight most-loved circuit in 2024, different circuits will favour different teams and with eight different race winners in 2020 - the BTCC is well and truly one of the most competitive racing series in the world.

Weekend Format
Saturday
Saturdays are the first day the drivers get to hit the track on a race weekend.
The main focus is for the teams to dial in the setup to maximise performance ahead of qualifying later in the day.
Practice One
- 40 minute session
- Live timing available on tsl-tming.com
Practice Two
- 40 minute session
- Live timing available on tsl-tming.com
Qualifying
- 30 minute session
- Followed by a 10 minute pole position Top Ten Showdown session
- Live timing available on tsl-timing.com
- Live stream available on ITV HUB and through the TikTok app
Sunday
Sunday is race day. Three action packed races fill the agenda with live terrestrial TV coverage available for all the racing action. With three races and plenty of points available, drivers have to balance risk and reward as a bad race one can compromise the whole day! Tyre choices have also been reintroduced for 2023 to add a further strategic element to Sunday’s racing action.
Race One
- Grid set from qualifying results
- 25 minute race
- Live timing on tsl-timing.com
- Live TV coverage on ITV4 and the TikTok app
Race Two
- Grid set from race one results
- Available boost adjusted from race one results
- 25 minute race
- Live timing on tsl-timing.com
- Live TV coverage on ITV4 and the TikTok app
Race Three
- Top-12 from race two results enter lottery draw
- The number drawn out is awarded pole position
- Remaining positions up from number drawn are reversed
- Available boost adjusted from race two results25 minute race
- Live timing on tsl-timing.com
- Live TV coverage on ITV 4 and through the TikTok app
