Colin Turkington prepares for rally debut at Benone Stages
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 10:44 AM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026

Colin Turkington is set to make his rally debut at the Benone Stages this weekend. The four-time British Touring Car Championship winner transitions from circuit racing to rallying, an unfamiliar challenge that will require him to rely on a co-driver for direction. Turkington has spent nearly two decades racing independently, creating a significant shift in his racing approach. The event takes place on closed roads, marking a notable change in his competitive environment from what he is used to.
- •Colin Turkington makes rally debut this weekend
- •Event takes place at the Benone Stages
- •Transition from circuit racing to rallying
- •Turkington has 20 years of racing experience
- •He will rely on a co-driver for the first time
- 10:44 AMAutosport — The “totally alien” challenge Turkington is taking on
"Having spent the best part of two decades relying solely on his own judgement behind the wheel, Colin Turkington is preparing to place his trust in someone else this weekend. The four-time British Touring Car Championship winner is set to make his rally debut on Saturday’s Benone Stages, swapping the familiarity of circuit racing for the unpredictable demands of closed-road ...Keep reading
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