IndyCar has agreed a multi-year deal with motorsport transporter manufacturer Evolve Transporters.
Contract:
- Company becomes the official transporter of the IndyCar Series
- An Evolve Transporter will be added to the IndyCar fleet, featuring workspace for up to 17 IndyCar staff members
- The company will also provide service technicians, a service truck and parts trailers for the paddock
Context:
This new partnership expands on the existing relationships that Evolve Transporters has with IndyCar race teams, manufacturers and suppliers, for which the company has created custom workspaces, hospitality lounges, and engineering centres.
With the IndyCar paddock also set to expand in 2025 with the arrival of a two-car entry from Italian team Prema Racing, this partnership represents an early move to implement the necessary infrastructure to facilitate a busier paddock.
Comment:
“As the InydCar paddock expands, it is clear there is an increasing need for workspace and transport services,” said IndyCar president Jay Frye.
“Evolve Transporters is well known as a trusted and innovative manufacturer with phenomenal service. We look forward to beginning this new partnership and its many benefits for the sport.”
Coming next:
IndyCar returns for its second official race of the season – following the non-points exhibition event held at the Thermal Club – with the Grand Prix of Long Beach on 21st April.
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