This is a fantastic video! I've always wanted to know more about how touring cars work. Thanks!

Real interesting, thanks to both of you for the insight.

Great to see how things are behind the scenes, I have followed WSR for many years now, and i have to say the BMW looks like a proper saloon touring car. I am not a fan of the hybrid system at all, that really killed the racing this year for me that. The next gen stuff though i remember reading about when that 1st come out, nearly bankrupted one team, when they tried to build their own car, they ended up selling it on. Another team ended up selling up and coming back.

Extemely intresting, great content this

Brilliant insite to behind the scenes. Is there any chance of behind the scenes at the race meeting. Also more on the fabrication side of the builds

These BMW engines are monster after a few mods and a tune they can reach 500hp or stock internals

This was super cool to watch! I’ll be honest I never knew the front and rear subframes were standardized parts between all the teams! It sure does sound like the rules and regulation thats is required by the teams to follow will make for tight competitive wheel to wheel racing that we all want to see 😄 When did this start being implemented, in which year, that all teams must be on the same subframe packages built by one company ? Was it like this for the early 90s cars and 2000s cars like the e36 and e46 chassis as well ?

0:13 Some secret new tech around the push rod?

Touring car racing is really cool, would be fun to own one. I dunno if I'd go BMW though, maybe Audi, Volvo, Ford, even Toyota.

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It's weird they want stock cars essentially, wasn't the point that they were production cars?

And this is why touring car racing isn't as good as it was. It's basically one make racing. Same chassis different body