Yuasa hang up their BTCC racing gloves

March 22, 2021
Yuasa hang up their BTCC racing gloves
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GS Yuasa have announced that they will finish their long-term sponsorship of Team Dynamics and Honda in the British Touring Car Championship. Last year the manufacturer, which produces Yuasa branded batteries, celebrated its 10 year anniversary as a partner of the team, one of the longest standing in motorsport.


Since becoming a main sponsor of Honda Racing in 2010, Yuasa’s branding became synonymous with the red, white, and black works Honda Civic BTCC racing cars run by Team Dynamics. During their 10 years (11 seasons) in the sport, Yuasa has enjoyed phenomenal success with the team and their drivers Matt Neal, Gordon Shedden and Dan Cammish. With Yuasa’s backing Matt and Gordon both became three-time BTCC champions, and Dan narrowly missed out on his first BTCC title at nail biting season finale in 2019. Since the relationship began in 2010 Yuasa and Team Dynamics have shared a phenomenal 78 race wins, 232 podiums, 4 drivers’ championships, 5 teams and 5 manufacturers titles.

James Hylton, Managing Director of GS Yuasa Battery Sales, said, ‘We want to thank the team, drivers and everyone involved with Team Dynamics in the BTCC for an unforgettable and truly amazing 10 years. As our partnership reaches its conclusion, we are honoured to have shared in so many successes and achievements. Including being part of Matt’s 30th year celebrations, cheering as him and Flash both cemented their place in history by winning three drivers’ championships each. It has been one hell of a ride, and we wish Team Dynamics, Honda and the drivers every success in the future.’

2021 will see the continuation of Yuasa’s high profile motorsport sponsorship. The brand continues its long-standing partnership HRC Repsol Honda and riding legend Marc Marquez in MotoGP. Reigning British Rally Champion Matt Edwards will hunt his third championship title driving for the Yuasa Rally Team, whilst Yuasa enter their second year as a major sponsor of reigning British Superbike champions VisionTrack Ducati and reigning champion Josh Brookes.

 
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