AFILÉON MOTORSPORT / Sponsors & Partners

Relevant support. Clearly defined.

Afiléon Motorsport gives each partner meaningful recognition while describing the relationship according to the support actually provided.

Performance Filtration Sponsor

Ramair

Founded in 1981, Ramair has built its reputation around performance filtration, engineering and in-house product development. Its filtration technology has been used across motorsport disciplines including Formula 1, Formula 3, DTM, WRC, Le Mans, BTCC and WTCC.

That technical heritage makes Ramair a natural fit for a grassroots race programme that values usable engineering over decoration.

Relationship with Afiléon Motorsport

Ramair supports the Porsche 924 race programme as Afiléon Motorsport’s Performance Filtration Sponsor.

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Towing & Transport Support

GT Towing

GT Towing was founded by Gordon Thurgood in 1967 and has developed through three generations of the Thurgood family. Its long-standing focus on trailers, towbars, workshop support and transport equipment gives the business practical depth in the area it supports.

For Afiléon Motorsport, that experience aligns directly with the unglamorous but essential business of getting cars and equipment where they need to be.

Relationship with Afiléon Motorsport

GT Towing provides towing and transport support to Afiléon Motorsport.

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Motorsport Equipment Support

Demon Tweeks

Since 1971, Demon Tweeks has become one of the best-established names in British motorsport supply, combining racewear, safety equipment, performance components, tools and workshop hardware with decades of hands-on motorsport experience.

Its breadth and longevity make the company a familiar reference point across club, professional and enthusiast motorsport.

Relationship with Afiléon Motorsport

Demon Tweeks supports Afiléon Motorsport in the area of motorsport equipment.

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Partnership philosophy

Support should mean something.

The aim is not to collect logos. Each relationship should connect to a real part of the operation — filtration, transport, equipment or another clearly defined area where the partner adds practical value.