BTCC · 2025–2026
BMW 330i M Sport LCI (BTCC)
350+ bhp
BTCC, Touring car
Toyota Corolla GR Sport (BTCC) specifications
Toyota runs four Corollas in 2026, split between two teams. Like every NGTC car it is a race shell with a 2.0-litre turbo engine.
- 350+ bhp
- Power (quoted)
- 2.0 L
- Inline-4, turbocharged
Full specifications
| Series | BTCC, seasons 2021–2026 |
|---|---|
| Class | Touring car |
| Engine | 2.0 L |
| Layout | Inline-4 |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged |
| Power | 350+ bhp |
| Drive | FWD or RWD (rules allow both) |
| Gearbox | 6-speed sequential (Xtrac) |
- BTCC cars are officially '350 bhp plus' (Autosport, 2018); the power surge from boost is unchanged for 2026.
- Minimum weight is set by the regulations (1,270 kg for front-wheel drive in the published rules) and was reported reduced by 55 kg for 2026; check the current rules.
- Figures are the manufacturer's or series' published numbers where available; a blank means no reliable figure was found.
Who runs it in 2026
In the BTCC: 2021–2026.
- Speedworks Corolla Racing (2 cars)
- Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport (2 cars)
Entries as listed for each season; teams and cars change between rounds.
The road car
The race car is based on the Toyota Corolla. For the production car, see the Toyota Corolla 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.
