2003 British Touring Car Championship Season - Race Calendar and Winners

Race Calendar and Winners

Round Circuit Date Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning Driver Winning Team Production Class winner
1 R1 Mondello Park 21 April Yvan Muller James Thompson James Thompson VX Racing Chris Ryan
R2 Warren Hughes James Thompson VX Racing Michael Bentwood
2 R3 Brands Hatch (Indy), Kent 5 May James Thompson Matt Neal Matt Neal Honda Racing Michael Bentwood
R4 James Thompson Yvan Muller VX Racing Michael Bentwood
3 R5 Thruxton Circuit, Hampshire 26 May Matt Neal Matt Neal Yvan Muller VX Racing Tom Boardman
R6 Warren Hughes Yvan Muller VX Racing Tom Boardman
4 R7 Silverstone Circuit (International), Northamptonshire 8 June James Thompson James Thompson James Thompson VX Racing Luke Hines
R8 Matt Neal Yvan Muller VX Racing Luke Hines
5 R9 Rockingham Motor Speedway (International Super Sports Car Long), Northamptonshire 22 June Alan Morrison Alan Morrison Matt Neal Honda Racing Tom Boardman
R10 Warren Hughes Yvan Muller VX Racing Luke Hines
6 R11 Croft Circuit, North Yorkshire 13 July James Thompson Matt Neal Matt Neal Honda Racing Tom Boardman
R12 Yvan Muller Anthony Reid MG Sport & Racing Luke Hines
7 R13 Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk 9 August James Thompson Alan Morrison Paul O'Neill VX Racing Luke Hines
R14 Matt Neal Matt Neal Honda Racing Tom Boardman
8 R15 Brands Hatch (Indy), Kent 25 August Yvan Muller Warren Hughes Warren Hughes MG Sport & Racing Michael Bentwood
R16 Colin Turkington Colin Turkington MG Sport & Racing Tom Boardman
9 R17 Donington Park (National), Leicestershire 7 September James Thompson Matt Neal Matt Neal Honda Racing Luke Hines
R18 Colin Turkington Yvan Muller VX Racing Luke Hines
10 R19 Oulton Park (Island), Cheshire 21 September James Thompson Anthony Reid James Thompson VX Racing Alan Blencowe
R20 Anthony Reid Matt Neal Honda Racing Tom Boardman

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