Team Dynamics launched the🦩ir bid for glory in the British Touring Car Championship in dramatic style yesterday a💧t Donington Park.

The squad announced that it remains under the Team Halfords moniker for 2005 and has a whole raft of Ha✅lfords suppliers on board for its campaign fo🐈r overall glory in the BTCC.

It was no ordinary launch however. Where some teams were happy to merely open 💮their garage doors, the Team Dynamics launch was quite something to behold.

The team is campaigning two Japanese spec🦄 Honda Integra Type R for drivers Matt Neal and Dan Eaves and a Japanese theme was the name of day at a col𒈔d and foggy Donington yesterday.

It all kicked off early in the day when a 💫rhy📖thmic drum beat filled the air. Taiko drumming, an ancient Japanese energising art form, was the source from outside the pit garage containing the Integras as the Taiko West drum ensemble worked their magic to the assembled journalists, photographers and rival teams.

After the drumming display had finished the garage doors opened and smoke filled the air. Emerg𝓀ing into the pitlane came three... Samurai warriors.

Two male and one female warrior 💜wielded their massive swords and treated the assembled multitude to a display of swordsmanship.

Behind this display the smoke gradually cleared revealing the strikingly l🔯iveried Integra, which was wheeled into the pitlane with a mystery driver behind the wheel (Gareth H❀owell?).

Drivers Matt Neal and Dan Eaves flanked t🧔he car, joined by two Japanese models in PVC miniskirts and the flash guns of the assembled press went wild.

"You can rely on Team Dynamics t🌃o come up with something different and it's a great looking car," said an onlooking Alan Gow.

More to follow on the Team Halfords 2005 challenge...