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Racer Products announced as SIERDC naming rights sponsor

by Velocity News
September 4, 2024
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Racer Products Ltd is thrilled to support the SIERDC South Island Endurance Series by taking on naming rights sponsorship of the 2024 racing season.

“As racers ourselves, we’re stoked to be part of such an awesome series that boasts some of the best and fastest endurance race cars in New Zealand!” said Glenn Edley, marketing manager for the Racer Products group of companies.
 
Racer Products is the exclusive New Zealand distributor of Brembo Racing, the world’s leading performance brake system manufacturer.

Brembo dominates Formula 1, WEC, Porsche Super Cup, DTM, and the  GT3 racing series.

“In the 2023 SIERDC series, Brembo brake discs and/or brake pads were fitted to the winning cars in 9 out of 11 races, including the Highlands 6-hour endurance race,” said Edley.  

“Racer Products is also proud to be the exclusive OMP distributor for New Zealand and the country’s sole importer for Bell Helmets, both leading premium brands in motorsport globally.”
 
SIERDC President Scott O’Donnell said, “We look forward to working with the team at Racer Products to deliver a great series in the South Island.

Racer Products have been servicing the Motorsport sector for a number of years and bring some of the strongest brands in the industry to the NZ marketplace.
 
“We hope the SIERDC community get behind the brand as they support us.”

The 2024 Racer Products South Island Endurance Series begins at Teretonga Park on September 14. Round 2 follows two weeks later at Ruapuna before the season finale at Levels Raceway on October 19.

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