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The Deutsch Touring Car Masters, a racing series governed by DMSB and ITR, who are affiliates of FIA since 1976 and 2003 respectively, features cars designed around mass-produced road vehicles. Established in Germany, with races also held across Europe, this touring car series employs the concept of silhouette racing cars based on well-known brands. Since 2000, the new DTM has served as a continuation of its predecessor, the Deutsche Touring Car Championship and ITC (International Touring Car Championship) which was cancelled in 1996 due to substantial financial expenditures. High-performance equipment led numerous drivers to complain that they didn't reap much revenue for their increased expenses. After its inception, various groups worked together to establish compromises regarding rules of a new DTM series, particularly concentrating on maintaining lower operating costs, like Opel did, and competitiveness through Mercedes-Benz' pricey investments in advanced car designs, BMW opting for a global rather than locally focused competition. On the other hand, Audi wanted inclusion of their signature 4-wheel-drive technology in races, as long as rear wheel drive is maintained with cars like the Audi R8. By merging forces in 2000, DTM came back into operation. As an example of new concepts that the championship applied after numerous rounds held in Germany, and additional runs all throughout Europe with constant effort from the ITR to limit costs in the series to maintain a focus on its German heritage while less than ideal racing numbers overseas forced DMSB not to give championship (Meisterschaft) status and to adopt current title — Deutsche Touring Car Masters.