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For the 2019 season the format was changed again, merging Endurance and Sprint categories into a single grid for two 60-minute races per weekend, finishing the season with a single 60- and a single 120-minute night race at Brands Hatch. |
For the 2019 season the format was changed again, merging Endurance and Sprint categories into a single grid for two 60-minute races per weekend, finishing the season with a single 60- and a single 120-minute night race at Brands Hatch. |
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For 2020, Britcar introduced a Trophy category |
For 2020, Britcar introduced a Trophy category and a new series of shorter races to avoid the need to refuel {{According to whom|date=October 2022}}; named [[2020 Britcar Trophy Championship|Britcar Trophy Category]] for cars under Class 4 performance and the [[TCR Touring Car|TCR]] and GT4 cars, for classes 5–7. The majority of these new classes are production cars, such as the [[Smart Forfour]], Mini JCW R56 and the [[Honda Civic Type R#FK2 (2015; based on ninth generation Civic)|Honda Civic Type R (FK2)]] which were popular in Class 5. Some Trophy Category events ran alongside Endurance events, whilst other events ran dedicated Trophy cards with no Endurance or Praga rounds at the weekend. |
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Also in 2020, the Endurance grid saw several new [[Praga_(company)|Praga]] sportscar prototype R1 and R1T entries balanced into the existing Endurance class system. In 2021 these entries were given a dedicated class. |
Also in 2020, the Endurance grid saw several new [[Praga_(company)|Praga]] sportscar prototype R1 and R1T entries balanced into the existing Endurance class system. In 2021 these entries were given a dedicated class. |