The initialism DTC may refer to:

Companies and organizations[link]

• Defence Technology Centre
• Delaware Theatre Company
• Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), the transportation backbone of Delhi
• Denver Technological Center, a business park located on I-25 in Denver and Greenwood Village, Colorado
• Depository Trust Corporation, division of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation clearing house
• Diamond Trading Company, the world's largest marketer of rough diamonds and company within the De Beers group
• Doctoral Training Centre

Software[link]

• Direct-threaded code, a compiler implementation technique.
• Distributed Transaction Coordinator, in Microsoft Servers for a subsystem concerned with atomic transactions across multiple datastores
• Domain Technologie Control, a Web-based control panel for admin and accounting for hosting web and e-mail services

Automotive Industry[link]

• Danish Touring Car Championship, Danish touring car racing series
• Deutsche Tourenwagen Challenge, a former German touring car racing series
• Diagnostic Trouble Code, in the automotive industry, codes that are prescribed by SAE standards to help track problems in a vehicle detected by its on-board computer

Methods and Techniques[link]

• Direct Torque Control, a method to control electric motor with very good torque dynamics
• Direct traffic control, a method of authorizing track occupancy on American railroads
• Dynamic Traction Control, a system which controls a car's traction according to many conditions

Other[link]

• Desert Training Center, a World War II training area located mostly in Southwest California and Western Arizona.
• Direct Taxes Code, changes in tax slabs
• d-tubocurare, an anaesthetic agent
• Developmental Test Command, component of the United States Army
• Direct-to-consumer advertising, term for sale of goods without intermediary third parties
• Denver Technological Center or more commonly 'Denver Tech Center', a business and economic trading center located in the southeastern portion of the Denver Metro Area, Colorado
• Digitally Tunable Capacitor, a type of capacitor that is used in high performance RF tuning of mobile networks such as GSM cellular and Mobile TV
• Dream Team Crazy, Dangerously funny videos from Rhodes-Greece.
• Degrassi Tumblr Community, A Tumblr group for fans of the Degrassi television franchise.
• Dans Ton Cul, popular French saying.
• Dew Town Crew, Czech rap/grime crew

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Jason Watt in 2004 being interviewed by Anette Heick.

Jason Watt (born 24 February 1970) is a successful Danish racing driver. Watt enjoyed a fruitful karting career before moving into Formula Ford in 1992. He graduated to the British Formula Vauxhall Lotus Winter Series in 1993, winning the championship, as well as winning the following years Brands Hatch Formula Ford Festival, and British Formula Ford championship.

In 1995, Watt won the Formula Opel Euroseries and had a one-off outing in the German Formula Three Championship. In 1996 he followed several other "coming men" of the time, such as Dario Franchitti, Juan Pablo Montoya and Jan Magnussen, into the International Touring Car Championship, driving a JAS Engineering entered Alfa Romeo. He also kept his single-seater ambitions alive by contesting a round of the British Formula 2 championship for Fred Goddard Racing.

Watt's career had progressed as far as the International Formula 3000 championship by 1997, where he was a consistent frontrunner and was recognised as one of the best up and coming talents. In 1997 and 1998 Jason drove for David Sears' Super Nova Racing team, under the Den Blå Avis banner, in deference to his major sponsor. He won one race each year. For 1999 he was promoted to the main Super Nova Racing squad and was a championship contender, winning twice and finishing the year as championship runner-up.

Watt's single-seater career was curtailed by a motorcycle accident during the off-season late in 1999 which left him paralysed from the chest down. He has since continued to race successfully in touring cars driving specially modified cars, and in 2002 won the Danish Touring Car Championship.

In March 2008, Watt formed his own touring car team with a car from SEAT.^[1] Team Bygma Jason Watt Racing raced at the 2009 FIA WTCC Race of Germany.

In 2012 Watt moved from touring cars to Legends car racing.^[2] He also acts as team manager of Team Wounded Racing endurance team whose drivers are more or less physically disabled Afganistan war veterans. All drivers have either amputees and spinal cord injuries.^[3]

Racing record[link]

Complete WTCC results[link]

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

• * Season in progress

References[link]

http://www.watt.dk/