Britcar: Difference between revisions

As a series popular for its diversity in teams, cars and drivers that had regained the attention it lost before its reformation,{{According to whom|date=October 2022}} Britcar were invited to support two WEC rounds, at [[Spa-Francorchamps]] and [[Silverstone Circuit|Silverstone]] (subsequently cancelled). Britcar stated "we are immensely proud that our endeavours to produce a professionally-run nationally- based Championship have been recognised by organisers of one of the biggest Championships in global motorsport."<ref name="Britcar2020Spa" />

| [[2016 Britcar Endurance Championship|2016]] || [[Dunlop Tyres|Dunlop]] Endurance || [[PhilipPhil Hanson (racing driver)|Phil Hanson]] || [[Nigel Moore (racing driver)|Nigel Moore]] || || || Tockwith Motorsport || [[Audi R8 (Type 42)#Audi R8 LMS ultra|Audi R8 LMS]]

| 2023 || MSUK British Endurance Championship || Bradley Thurston || [[Daryl_DeLeon|Daryl DeLeon]] || Adam Hatfield || Alex Sedgewick || [[Team HARD]] || [[Porsche_911_GT3#991_GT3_Cup_(2013–2017)|Porsche 991 Cup]]

For 2020, Britcar introduced a Trophy category<ref>{{cite andweb a|title=Trophy newCategory series2020 ofSeason shorterReview races|url=https://www.britcar-endurance.com/trophy-category-2020-season-review/ to|website=Britcar avoid|publisher=Britcar the need to refuelEndurance {{According to whom|access-date=October15 2022November 2020}};</ref> and a new series of shorter races named the [[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.