Announced during the season finale in Barcelona, WSC also confirms the commercial terms and opportunities for interested competitors next season, with a focus on controlling costs, with no change to the entry fee, an extended relationship with Kumho, and a prize fund of up to €30,000 shared across the top three teams in the championship. In addition to this, the championship-winning driver will receive a fully paid entry fee to the 2028 TCR World Tour.

The six-round calendar mixes venues with circuits that carry a special history for touring car fans. The season opens at the Red Bull Ring on 22 May and closes at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 31 October, with Spa-Francorchamps, Donington Park, the Nürburgring and Paul Ricard in between.

The calendar includes two notable returns. Donington Park hosts the first European Touring Car race at the British circuit since the European Touring Car Championship visited in 2004, while the Nürburgring will stage its first TCR Europe race since 2022.

WSC Group president and new TCR Europe promoter Marcello Lotti said: “We’re delighted to announce our new calendar for the 2027 season. It is an incredible line-up of circuits, with some of the most famous venues in Europe and a real balance between fan favourites and modern classics.”

Lotti added: “Returning to Austria, the UK, and Germany will be special for our drivers, teams and fans. Combined with our commitment to keeping costs under control, and the prize fund and TCR World Tour entry fee on offer, we believe this new TCR Europe schedule is an incredible calendar that offers outstanding value to everyone who competes with us.”

For the full information pack on the 2027 TCR Europe series season, see here.

2027 TCR Europe series calendar

21-23 May - Red Bull Ring, Austria
18-20 June - Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
6-8 August - Donington Park, United Kingdom
27-29 August - Nürburgring, Germany
8-10 October - Paul Ricard, France
29-31 October - Barcelona-Catalunya, Spain