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New faces add horsepower at Team Dynamik.
Team Dynamik has made three new appointments to its team line-up in a bid to achieve V8 Supercar success both on and off the track.
Team Dynamik appeal to FIA.
Team Dynamik has announced that it has lodged an appeal to the FIA International Court of Appeal against the decision of the V8 National Court of Appeal to increase the penalty imposed on the team for an alleged breach of testing back in August.
Dynamik aim to 'break through' at Bathurst.
Team Dynamik head to the Bob Jane T-Marts Bathurst 1000 this weekend with a renewed desire to succeed in the biggest race on the V8 Supercar calendar.
Dynamik 'disappointed' with CAMS decision.
Team Dynamik has expressed its disappointment after Australian motorsport authority CAMS found the team guilty of breaching strict V8 Supercar series regulations relating to testing.
Supreme court rejects Dynamik application.
The Supreme Court of Victoria has rejected an application made by Team Dynamik to delay the stewards inquiry into alleged breachs of V8 Supercar testing regulations, confirming that the matter must be dealt with under the CAMS' judicial system.
Dynamik sign Davison for endurance races.
Team Dynamik has announced that one of Australia's champion young drivers - Will Davison - will form part of its enduro lineup.
Brede takes Dynamik seat.
South Australian based V8 Supercar Team, Team Dynamik have finally announced their full driver line-up with the news that they have secured Canberran Dale Brede to partner Simon Wills for their assault on the 2004 Championship.