2009 British Touring Car Championship Season - Entry List

Entry List

Team Car Car Spec. No Drivers Class Rounds
VX Racing Vauxhall Vectra S2000 1 Fabrizio Giovanardi C All
5 Matt Neal C All
77 Andrew Jordan C All
RML
Racing Silverline		 Chevrolet Lacetti S2000 2 Mat Jackson I 2–10
3 Jason Plato I All
23 James Nash I 4–6, 8–9
Team RAC BMW 320si E90 S2000 4 Colin Turkington I All
14 Anthony Reid I 8–10
44 Stephen Jelley I All
Team Aon Ford Focus ST S2000 6 Tom Onslow-Cole CI 5, 8–10
10 Tom Chilton CI All
20 Alan Morrison CI 1–4
Cartridge World
Carbon Zero Racing		 SEAT León S2000 9 Adam Jones I 1–6
52 Gordon Shedden I 6–7
85 Dan Eaves I 1–5
Airwaves BMW BMW 320si E90 S2000 11 Rob Collard I All
12 Jonathan Adam I All
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Tech-Speed Motorsport		 Honda Integra Type-R BTC-T 15 Martyn Bell I 1–5, 8, 10
29 Paul O'Neill I 2–10
Team AFM Racing BMW 120d S2000 16 Nick Leason I 1–3
Tempus Sport Chevrolet Lacetti S2000 17 Harry Vaulkhard I 1–5
bamboo engineering 6–10
Maxtreme SEAT Toledo Cupra S2000 27 Liam McMillan I 1–3
Team Dynamics Honda Civic S2000 35 James Thompson CI 2–7
45 Johnny Herbert CI 8–10
52 Gordon Shedden CI 1
55 David Pinkney CI All
TH Motorsport Racing with JAG Honda Integra Type-R BTC-T 50 John George I All
Club SEAT SEAT León S2000 52 Gordon Shedden I 9–10
Boulevard Team Racing Vauxhall Astra Coupé BTC-T 63 Martin Johnson I All
TH Motorsport Racing with Inten Honda Civic Type-R BTC-T 98 Matt Hamilton I 9–10
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C Manufacturer/Constructor
I Independent
Icon Specification
S2000 Super 2000
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