BRCA 1/10 Electric Section Committee
Welcome to the 10th Electric Circuit Section of the BRCA, sometimes known as "Touring Cars"
The BRCA 10th Electric Circuit Section, together with the host clubs, run a professional, friendly and well organised competitions that welcomes drivers of all abilities.
Our aim is to organise the best national championships in the world while giving good value for money.
For 2022 we are running 2 national events contested over 6 rounds. The 2 wheel drive nationals cater for F1 and front wheel drive touring cars and the 4 wheel drive nationals cater for 3 classes of 4 wheel drive cars.
We hope you will come and race with us. Please do not hesitate to contact us directly if we can be of any assistance.
Good luck with your racing during the forthcoming season.
Gareth Hollis, Chairman
The 1/10th EC Circuirt section are pleased to offer a quick preview of the rules changes from todays AGM
The final round of this seasons BRCA national touring car series took place at West London and saw a dominating performance by Schumacher’s Elliott Harper taking the overall win and TQ
Despite dire weather forecasts leading up the event, the Wet West London track was bone dry on the Sunday morning as the drivers arrived and setup....
The 3rd April 2016 saw the return of the ever popular BRCA clubman series for the 1/10th Electric Circuit Section. This year saw round 1 held at the fantastic Eastbourne Electric Car Club, winner of the 2009 BRCA club of the year. And the venue certainly didn't disappoint the 112 drivers booked into the 2 returning Touring Car classes, as well as the newly added F1 class.
Round four of this seasons BRCA touring car series took place over last weekend at the popular Mendip track near Weston Super Mare. Going in to round four there was the possibility of the modified class being sewn up if Chris Grainger won, so far this season we have seen three different winners, Chris Grainger took the win at Cotswolds, round two at Adur saw a win for Elliott Harper and the last round at Halifax saw Olly Jefferies master the mixed conditions and take victory.
The 2nd round of this year’s clubman’s championship took place at the Stafford club in the north midlands. The club had put in some time preparing the track and all looked ready for a good day’s racing. There were 76 drivers competing over the 3 classes 17.5 blinky, 13.5 boosted touring cars and F1.
The BRCA 10th Electric Circuit section have opened up the process for manufactures to submit suitable tyres for the Stonehaven Scottish GP 2016
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