BTCC: Trade Price Cars Racing to enter BTCC with AmD
Trade Price Cars Racing has confirmed its entry ♎to run a two-car team during next year's British Touring Car Championship.
Trade Price Cars has agreed a deal to purchase the tꦬwo Audi S3s, as well as the corresponding TBL Licences, which were previously entered by the AmD Tuning BTCC squad.
In a joint two-year venture with Trade Price Cars Racing, Shaun Hollamby's AmD squad will continue to run the two Audi S3s, with 🧔Hollamby retaining his role of team principal, alongside former BTCC racer Andy Wilmot.

Trade Price Cars Racing has confirmed its entry to run a two-car♌ team during next y⛎ear's British Touring Car Championship.
Trade Price Cars has agreed a deal𝄹 to purchase the two Audi S3s, as well as the corresponding TBL Licences, which were previously entered by the AmD Tuning BTCC squad.
In a joint two💧-year venture with Trade Price Cars Racing, Shaun Hollamby's AmD squad will continue to run the two Audi S3s, with Hollamby retaining his role of🌄 team principal, alongside former BTCC racer Andy Wilmot.
The Trade Price Cars brand is🌠 already a familiar name in the BTCC paddock following its sponsorship partnership 𓆉with Team HARD last season.
Drivers for 🏅the two-car Audi squad will be announceꦗd in due course.
“We dipped our toe in the water in 2018 as a sponsor, but we feel the time is right to take our involvement in the BTCC to the next lev🎀el,” said Trade Price Cars managing director Dan Kirby.
“The deal with AmD is one that is extremely attractive and gives us greater control over the programme to really maximise our investment. It also provides us with more flexibility to bo꧟ost our corporate identity, and to promote the Trade Price Cars name to a hugely captive audience.
“In terms of the car, the Audi is a package that works for us from a business perspective a𓄧nd the AmD team have done a great job in developing it in recent seasons.
“I’m confident that we can all work together to unlock more of t🔥he potential that is in the Audi during 2019, and are in discussions with drivers who can help move the cars forwards up the grid next year.”