Is motorsport's forgotten team model being revived?
The success of AmD Tuning in the early stages of this year's British Touring Car Championship suggests the could be a revival for a multi-chassis approach that is lost to single-seaters and rarely used elsewhere
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Since its debut in 2010, British Touring Car Championship stalwart AmD Tuning had only twice previously managed to finish on the outright podium.
So when its cars managed the feat twice on the opening day of this season at Brands Hatch, with Rory Butcher taking the team's maiden victory in race three, team boss Shaun Hollamby could be forgiven for thinking all of his Christmases had come at once.
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