Kumho TCR World Tour becomes an FIA competition for 2024 Video

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TCR World Tour gains FIA recognition for 2024, calendar to feature nine rounds Following a one-year hiatus, world-level touring car racing returns to the line-up of FIA motor sport series. Resulting from an agreement between the FIA, the governing body of world motor sport, and WSC Group, the global rights holder for the TCR trademark, the TCR World Tour has been elevated to status of an FIA competition ahead of its second season of existence. The TCR World Tour concept was introduced in 2023, consisting of nine rounds around the world, and with the competitors joining the grid of existing national- or regional-level touring car series running TCR-spec cars. From 2024, the series will be known as Kumho FIA TCR World Tour, with the agreement covering a three-year period. Race formats and durations will vary, adapting to the regulations of a given series which hosts the round of the World Tour. The competition will utilise Kumho tyres, which are in use in the majority of TCR series around the world.

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Kumho TCR World Tour becomes an FIA competition for 2024 Video

2.8K Views · 2 years ago

TCR World Tour gains FIA recognition for 2024, calendar to feature nine rounds Following a one-year hiatus, world-level touring car racing returns to the line-up of FIA motor sport series. Resulting from an agreement between the FIA, the governing body of world motor sport, and WSC Group, the global rights holder for the TCR trademark, the TCR World Tour has been elevated to status of an FIA competition ahead of its second season of existence. The TCR World Tour concept was introduced in 2023, consisting of nine rounds around the world, and with the competitors joining the grid of existing national- or regional-level touring car series running TCR-spec cars. From 2024, the series will be known as Kumho FIA TCR World Tour, with the agreement covering a three-year period. Race formats and durations will vary, adapting to the regulations of a given series which hosts the round of the World Tour. The competition will utilise Kumho tyres, which are in use in the majority of TCR series around the world.