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Matt Salisbury

Matt Salisbury

Freelance Motorsport Journalist at TouringCarTimes

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Recent Articles

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Andrew Jordan tops opening practice at Oulton Park

Andrew Jordan enjoyed the ideal start to his Oulton Park weekend after topping the times in opening practice for the fourth meeting of the BTCC season. The Pirtek Racing driver went into the weekend looking to rebound from tough meetings at both Donington Park and Thruxton, and made the most of his ballast-free BMW 125i...
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Ash Sutton opens Subaru account in race two

Ash Sutton maintained his solid start to life with Team BMR with victory in the second BTCC race of the weekend at Oulton Park. Sutton had enjoyed a strong drive to third in the opening race of the weekend and was quick to put poleman Andrew Jordan under pressure when the lights went out to...
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Dennis Strandberg secures Maximum seat for Croft

Swede Dennis Strandberg will make his debut in the BTCC this weekend at Croft after being named by Maximum Motorsport as the replacement for Josh Cook. The 23-year-old tested the team's Ford Focus at Snetterton last season and will now make his series debut during the fifth meeting of the campaign in North Yorkshire. Maximum...
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Ash Sutton fends off Colin Turkington for race one honours

Ash Sutton saw off race long pressure from Colin Turkington to secure victory in the opening BTCC race of the weekend. The Subaru driver had qualified on pole position in Saturday's truncated qualifying session and led from start to finish to add to the success he enjoyed at Oulton Park. It was far from straightforward...
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Ashley Sutton heads second day at Snetterton

Ashley Sutton headed the field on the second day of BTCC testing at Snetterton although wet weather would ultimately prevent teams from running through their full programmes. After Jack Goff headed the dry opening day, teams were left with limited opportunity to run on slick tyres during Thursday’s two sessions, with rain arriving before the...
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Pole positions, fastest laps, leading the field – the BTCC at half-...

The BTCC season bursts back into life this weekend, with the sixth round of the year at Snetterton kick-starting the run-in to Finals Day at Brands Hatch and the crowning of the 2017 champion. Honda's Gordon Shedden leads the way at the half-way stage of the campaign after a solid opening half of the year...
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Handy Motorsport brings Alfa Romeo back to the BTCC

The Alfa Romeo name will return to the BTCC grid for the 2018 season after Handy Motorsport revealed plans to run a new Giulietta next year. The car, which is being entered with the blessing of Alfa Romeo and with support from the UK dealer network, will replace the Toyota Avensis that has been used...
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Adam Morgan: “It was a step into the unknown”

Adam Morgan admitted that qualifying for the penultimate meeting of the BTCC season at Silverstone had been a 'step into the unknown' after issues in practice cost him valuable time on track. Morgan was black-flagged for track limits infringements during the second free practice session and sat out the closing stages of the session, preventing...
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TouringCarTimes’ top ten NGTC cars

We’ve already taken a look at the top cars from the Super Touring era of touring car racing, so it seemed to make sense to also look at modern day racing in the latest of our top ten countdowns. Now making up the entire British Touring Car Championship grid, cars built to the series’ NGTC...
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PICS: Liveries revealed at Autosport International

A number of new liveries have been revealed ahead of the new British Touring Car Championship season on the opening day of the Autosport International Show in Birmingham. After the Cobra Sport-backed AmD Honda Civic broke cover first thing in the morning, Motorbase Performance confirmed that Ollie Jackson would return to the team that took...
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BTCC 2019 – Time for action as Brands Hatch looms

It's time for the talking to stop this weekend when the 2019 BTCC season bursts into life at Brands Hatch for the opening meeting of the campaign. A 30 car field will do battle for honours over the course of the year and - as per usual - it's a highly competitive field that has...