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Truck Sport UK partners with Fantasy Motorsport Crossover
Truck Sport UK is delighted to announce that it has partnered with Fantasy Motorsport Crossover, a leading fantasy motorsport platform that allows fans to manage virtual teams of drivers and compete against fellow enthusiasts in bespoke leagues. As part of this exciting collaboration, all 2026 competitors from the British Truck Racing Championship and Pickup Truck Racing Championship will be available to be selected alongside a host of other global stars. Designed to integrate championships from around the world, Fantasy Motorsport Crossover allows users to pick a new team on a week-by-week basis, depending on who is racing on that given weekend. From there, you can follow your selected drivers as they battle to earn points, all of which can then be applied to battle your

Weekend awards to make popular return from Thruxton onwards
The British Truck Racing Championship is delighted to announce that several popular weekend awards will return this season, starting at the series’ next event at Thruxton on May 16-17. Designed
Weaver Motorsport claim Paddock Team Award at Brands Hatch
Division 2 outfit Weaver Motorsport were the first recipients of the new British Truck Racing Championship Paddock Team Award following their efforts at Brands Hatch this past weekend. Launched by
Spoils shared at blockbuster Brands Hatch opener
Four different drivers stood on the top step of the Division 1 podium at Brands Hatch this past weekend (April 4-5) as the British Truck Racing Championship blasted into life
Jake Evans enjoys near-perfect start to Division 2 title defence at Brands Hatch
Jake Evans began the defence of his Division 2 title in style at Brands Hatch this past weekend (April 4-5) as the MAN driver claimed four wins from five races