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The category does not rely on technology for its reason to exist; it is all about close racing and entertainment. We have seen outer fringes of the category, like DTM that are reliant on manufacturers, really suffering in the last few months. There have inevitably been a few drop outs from the BTCC in the last week, ahead of its restart on August 1/2. So for the latest #ThinkingForward ... Keep readingSource: BTCC boss Alan Gow on the future for touring car racing
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