BTCC · 2021–2025
Ford Focus ST (BTCC)
350+ bhp
BTCC, Touring car
BMW 330e M Sport (BTCC) specifications
The BMW 330e M Sport raced from 2022 to 2024, the seasons when the BTCC used a Cosworth hybrid system. The hybrid boost was replaced by turbo boost in 2025.
- 350+ bhp, plus hybrid boost
- Power (quoted)
- 2.0 L
- Inline-4 plus hybrid boost, turbocharged
Full specifications
| Series | BTCC, seasons 2022–2024 |
|---|---|
| Class | Touring car |
| Engine | 2.0 L, B48 |
| Layout | Inline-4 plus hybrid boost |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged, hybrid boost |
| Power | 350+ bhp, plus hybrid boost |
| Drive | FWD or RWD (rules allow both) |
| Gearbox | 6-speed sequential (Xtrac) |
- The hybrid system gave about 40 bhp for up to 15 seconds per lap, and could not be used on the first lap.
- BTCC cars are officially '350 bhp plus' before boost (Autosport).
- Figures are the manufacturer's or series' published numbers where available; a blank means no reliable figure was found.
Teams that ran it
In the BTCC: 2022–2024.
- Team BMW (West Surrey Racing)
- Zeus Cloud Racing with WSR
- Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport
- Car Gods with Ciceley Motorsport
Entries as listed for each season; teams and cars change between rounds.
The road car
The race car is based on the BMW 3 Series. For the production car, see the BMW 3 Series specifications.
About the BTCC
Britain's top touring-car series: close, three-race weekends in saloons and hatchbacks that look like the cars in the showroom. Every car is built to the same Next Generation Touring Car (NGTC) rules.
NGTC regulations: 2.0-litre turbocharged engines, sequential six-speed gearboxes, and a common set of parts including the turbo and ECU. Boost-based power surge in place of the old hybrid system, and 100% renewable fuel.
