2008 British Touring Car Championship Season - Entry List

Entry List

On March 12, 2008 the BTCC Organisers released the official MSA HiQ British Touring Car Championship entry list for the 2008 season.

Team Car Car Spec. No. Drivers Class Rounds
VX Racing Vauxhall Vectra S2000 1 Fabrizio Giovanardi M All
4 Matt Neal M All
10 Tom Onslow-Cole M All
Team RAC BMW 320si S2000 5 Colin Turkington I All
50 Stephen Jelley I All
BMW Dealer Team UK BMW 320si S2000 7 Mat Jackson I All
Team Halfords Honda Civic S2000 9 Tom Chilton * All
52 Gordon Shedden * All
SEAT Sport UK SEAT León TDI S2000 11 Jason Plato M All
12 Darren Turner M All
Arkas Racing
with sunshine.co.uk		 Vauxhall Astra Sport Hatch BTC-T 15 Martyn Bell I All
90 Erkut Kızılırmak I 1–6, 9–10
Robertshaw Racing Chevrolet Lacetti S2000 16 Harry Vaulkhard I All
26 Matt Allison I 1–3
Honda Integra Type-R BTC-T 32 Alan Taylor I All
Team Air Cool SEAT León S2000 21 Adam Jones I All
Motorbase Performance BMW 320si S2000 24 Steven Kane I All
25 Rob Collard I All
Team KWR MG ZS BTC-T 28 Jason Hughes I All
In-Tune Racing Honda Civic Type-R BTC-T 33 Michael Doyle I All
BTC Racing Lexus IS200 S2000 42 Stuart Oliver I 1–2
43 Chris Stockton I 1–2
SEAT Toledo Cupra S2000 42 Stuart Oliver I 3, 5
43 Chris Stockton I 3–5, 7–10
44 Gareth Howell I 4, 7
TH Motorsport
with JAG Racing		 Honda Integra Type-R BTC-T 55 John George I All
John Guest Racing Honda Integra Type-R BTC-T 77 Mike Jordan I All
78 Andrew Jordan I All
Icon Class
M Manufacturer
I Independent
Icon Specification
S2000 Super 2000
BTC-T BTC Touring
  • Team Halfords were neither a works or an independent entry.

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