Draft:British Truck Racing Championship
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British Truck Racing Championship
Description[edit]
The British Truck Racing Association (BTRA) is the heaviest and biggest form of motorsport in the UK. The machines weigh up to 5 tonnes and have 1000bhp. The category is split into 2 Divisions, Division 1 for more powerful machinery and Division 2 for more 'production based' trucks.
History[edit]
Originating in the US in 1979, Truck Racing came to the UK soon after and the Organisation, British Truck Racing Assosiation (BTRA) was formed in 1984.
Europe[edit]
Despite this being mostly a British Championship, the BTRA will be traveling abroad in 2024, as they are going to visit the circuit of Le Mans in France.
Most Titles[edit]
Stuart Oliver (born in Hersham in 1963) is the most successful driver in terms of BTRA titles with 10. As well as this, he is currently working as a key promoter for the championship.
References[edit]
1. The Description <https://www.barc.net/championship/british-truck-racing-championship/>
2. Going to Le Mans <https://btrc.co/btrc-announces-2024-calendar/>
3. Stuart Oliver <https://btrc.co/about/>