2023 British Touring Car Championship

Team Car Engine No. Drivers Rounds Constructor Entries Bristol Street Motors with EXCELR8[2][3] Hyundai i30 Fastback N Performance Hyundai/Swindon 1 Tom Ingram[4] 1–2 3 Tom Chilton[5] 1–2 14 Ronan Pearson[6] 1–2 22 Nick Halstead[7] 1–2 Team BMW[8] BMW 330e M Sport BMW/Neil Brown 4 Colin Turkington[9] 1–2 12 Stephen Jelley[10] 1–2 33 Adam Morgan[11] 1–2 Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport[12][13] 24 Jake Hill[14] 1–2 Toyota Gazoo Racing UK Toyota Corolla GR Sport Toyota/Neil Brown 6 Rory Butcher[15] 1–2 37 Ricky Collard[15] 1–2 42 George Gamble[15] 1–2 NAPA Racing UK[16] Ford Focus ST Ford/Mountune 27 Dan Cammish[17] 1–2 32 Daniel Rowbottom[18] 1–2 77 Sam Osborne[18] 1–2 116 Ashley Sutton[19] 1–2 Independent Entries CarStore Power Maxed Racing[20] Vauxhall Astra TOCA/M-Sport 11 Andrew Watson[21] 1–2 40 Árón Taylor-Smith[22] 1–2 88 Mikey Doble[23] 1–2 One Motorsport with Starline Racing[24] Honda Civic Type R Honda/Neil Brown 16 Aiden Moffat[25][26] 1–2 66 Josh Cook[25] 1–2 70 Will Powell[27] 1–2 Re.Beverages and Bartercard with Team HARD. Cupra León TOCA/M-Sport 17 Dexter Patterson[28] 1–2 99 Jade Edwards[29] 1–2 Autobrite Direct with Millers Oils 19 Bobby Thompson[30] 1–2 123 Dan Lloyd[31] 1–2 Go-Fix with Autoaid Breakdown 28 Nicolas Hamilton[32] 1–2 96 Jack Butel[33] 1–2

Key Eligible for the Jack Sears Trophy for drivers yet to record an overall podium finish or Jack Sears Trophy championship at the start of the season. Entry List

Entering/re-entering BTCC

• Nick Halstead returned to the series with Bristol Street Motors with Excelr8 TradePriceCars.com, having last raced in 2021 at Croft to replace Rick Parfitt Jr.[7]
• Andrew Watson debuted with CarStore Power Maxed Racing.[21]
• Ronan Pearson debuted with Bristol Street Motors with Excelr8 TradePriceCars.com to replace Jack Butel.[6]
• 2022 Ginetta GT5 and BMW Compact Cup winner Mikey Doble debuted with Power Maxed Racing.[23]

Changed teams

• Adam Morgan will move from Car Gods with Ciceley Motorsport to Team BMW.[11]
• Dexter Patterson will move from Laser Tools Racing to Re.Beverages and Bartercard with Team HARD.[28]
• Dan Lloyd and Jack Butel will move from Bristol Street Motors with Excelr8 TradePriceCars.com to Autobrite Direct with Millers Oils.[31][33]
• Aiden Moffat will move from Laser Tools Racing to One Motorsport with Starline Racing.[25]
• Daniel Rowbottom will move from Halfords Racing with Cataclean to NAPA Racing UK with Cataclean[18]
• Árón Taylor-Smith will move from Yazoo with Safuu.com Racing to CarStore Power Maxed Racing[22]
• George Gamble will move from Car Gods with Ciceley Motorsport to Toyota Gazoo Racing.[15]
• Jade Edwards will move from Rich Energy BTC Racing to Re.Beverages and Bartercard with Team HARD.[29]
• Will Powell will move from Autobrite Direct with Journey Hero to One Motorsport with Starline Racing.

Leaving BTCC

• Jason Plato retired from the series.[34]
• Ollie Jackson will leave the series and join the 2023 Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain.[35]
• Gordon Shedden was left without a drive following the failure of Team Dynamics to make it to the grid.[36]
• Ash Hand did not return following his debut season with Power Maxed Racing.

Team changes

• Ciceley Motorsport left the series.[37]
• Laser Tools Racing switched from Aiden Moffat Racing to MB Motorsport[12]
• BTC Racing will rebrand ahead of this season named One Motorsport with Starline Racing.[38][39][25]
• Team Dynamics announced they will be taking a hiatus from the BTCC grid in 2023 with the hopes of returning to the championship in the future, but will provide support for the One Motorsport team during the 2023 season.[36]

The 2023 calendar was announced on 31 May 2022.[40] The Grand Prix layout of Donington Park returned to the calendar for the first time since 2002, taking the place of the second Thruxton round.

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• TouringCarTimes