The Latest Breaking News from TCR

The Victorian circuit will host the second round of the TCR Australia season following a lengthy lay-off since the opener in Tasmania back in February.

Many countries around the globe have a rich motorsport landscape that is little-known beyond their borders. The well-established domestic touring car championships of Brazil and Argentina, for example, visit some truly superb tracks – anyone remember the Potrero de los Funes Circuit around a reservoir that briefly appeared as part…

TCR Australia has added a seventh round to its 2023 calendar at Winton Motor Raceway.

James Moffat will make a full-time switch from TCR Australia to the National Trans Am Series this year.

Kumho will replace Michelin as the control tyre supplier for TCR Australia as part of a new multi-year deal.

Following the release of A Clockwork Orange in 1971, Edinburgh's young team subculture exploded with practically every area in the capital being represented by its own violent tribe.

Wall Racing will have factory Lamborghini support for its Silver entry at the 2023 Bathurst 12 Hour.

The 2022 World Touring Car Cup finale in Jeddah last weekend was also the end of an era as the championship that traces its roots back to 2005 calls time. But what will it mean for the future of the TCR platform, and for its newly-crowned champion Mikel Azcona?

Bailey Sweeny won a dramatic opening TCR Australia race at the Bathurst International after Jay Hanson crashed out late.