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Ben Bargwanna secures full-time TCR Australia seat
Ben Bargwanna has secured a full-time ride in the carsales TCR Australia Series, driving a Burson Auto Parts-supported Peugeot 308 alongside his father Jason. The two-car Bargwanna pairing will be ...
GRM young gun continues strong form in TCR Australia SimRacing Series
Dylan O’Keeffe has stamped his claim on the carsales TCR Australia SimRacing Series, taking another race win at Sandown Raceway this evening. The Garry Rogers Motorsport Renault driver scored vic...
LIVESTREAM: Round 5, carsales TCR Australia SimRacing Series, Sandown
The fifth event of the carsales TCR Australia SimRacing Series heads to Sandown in Melbourne tonight, in what promises to be a hard-fought affair. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no real racing can o...
Further revisions to Shannons Motorsport Australia Championships calendar
Motorsport Australia can today confirm the opening round of the Shannons Motorsport Australia Championships will not take place at Sydney Motorsport Park as scheduled. Originally slated for the fir...
About TCR Australia
The TCR regulations, formulated by former World Touring Car Championship manager Marcello Lotti, were developed in 2014 as a cost-effective touring car racing alternative.
Eligible cars include all front-wheel drive C-Segment hatchbacks or sedans, powered by production–based turbocharged engines with a capacity of up to 2-litres.
There are currently 16 international, national or regional series utilising the TCR regulations as their main rule book.
Manufacturers with cars currently homologated to TCR Series rules around the world include Audi, Alfa Romeo, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Opel, Peugeot, Renault, Subaru and Volkswagen, among others.