TCR Asia News

Teamwork Motorsport’s Ma Qing Hua was the dominant victor in the third race of the 2021 TCR Asia / China season in Shanghai, as rain affected the race and forced drivers to pit mid-race for a tyre change.

The 2021 TCR Asia and 2021 TCR China calendars have been published, with the two series sharing race weekends for the first three events of each six-event campaign respectively.

WSC Asia has announced that the 2020 TCR Asia series will be run in two divisions, with TCR Asia North and TCR Asia South running separately for the initial events due to challenges presented by local travel restrictions.

Geely Group Motorsport has delivered its first Lynk & Co 03 TCR cars to customer teams in Asia, with renowned TCR squad Teamwork Motorsport getting three of the cars for racing in TCR China or TCR Asia.

TCR Asia has become the latest touring car series to postpone its planned season start due to the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, with the plan still being to hold five events in 2020.

Josh Files will take part in the TCR Asia series in 2020, racing a Hyundai Veloster N TCR for the Solite Indigo Racing team, having made his Asian racing début earlier in the month in Malaysia.

Josh Files will join the grid of the second TCR Malaysia event of the year in Sepang this weekend, racing a Hyundai i30 N TCR for the South Korean Solite Indigo Racing team.

The 2020 TCR Asia season will feature races in Malaysia, China and Thailand, with a five-event calendar being confirmed for the sixth season of the international touring car series.