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Honda's factory team gets third BTCC entry for 2016

BTCC manufacturers' champion Honda is to add a third entry to its factory squad Team Dynamics in 2016, the series has announced.

Valentin Khorounzhiy

Valentin Khorounzhiy

Edited: Nov 4, 2015, 7:28 PM

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Matt Neal, Gordon Shedden, Honda Yuasa Racing, Honda Civic Type R

Gordon Shedden, Honda Yuasa Racing and Matt Neal, Honda Racing Civic Type R

Gordon Shedden, & #25 Matt Neal, Honda Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R

Tom Ingram, Speedworks Motorsport Toyota Avensis

Tom Ingram, Speedworks Motorsport, Toyota Avensis

Honda has been granted a TOCA BTCC Licence on a "one-season loan" from the series organisers, in addition to the two TBLs it already possesses.

As such, the team will now get to field a third driver alongside its long-time regulars Matt Neal and Gordon Shedden, reigning series champion.

The other temporary TBL went to the Support Our Paras squad, which had two entries in 2015 but was stripped of one of them after failing to field a full line-up at Snetterton.

Meanwhile, an additional permanent entry has been granted to Speedworks Motorsport, who ran a one-car operation with Tom Ingram in 2015 but are now set to switch to two.

Their expansion is, seemingly, at the expense of Welch Motorsport, who have been downgraded to one TBL midway through last season when they withdrew their second car prior to Knockhill.

Full list of TOCA BTCC Licence holders for 2016

Name TBLs Team BMR 4 Honda Yuasa Racing 3 WSR 3 AmD Tuning 2 Eurotech Racing 2 Rob Austin Racing 2 888 Race Engineering 2 Motorbase Performance 2 Power Maxed Racing 2 Speedworks Motorsport 2 Dextra Racing 1 Handy Motorsport 1 Houseman Racing 1 Laser Tools Racing 1 Team HARD 1 Support Our Paras Racing 1 Welch Motorsport 1 WIX Racing 1

 

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