Having scored only one win and eight podiums in
2015, MG (Triple Eight Racing) returns in 2016 with hopes of winning its second
title after the successful 2014 season.
The British firm joined BTCC in 2012,
and won the championship after just three years of competition, breaking
Honda’s four-year reign. In 2015 didn’t go as planned, and even though it
finished second in the manufacturers’ championship, MG had less wins than
initially predicted. Needless to say, 2016 can only be an improvement for the
MG6 GT.
