Speedy Services joins Sahara Force India as official supplier
The relationship will give Sahara Force India access to the latest range of innovative, lean, safe and sustainable equipment to help with maintenance projects at the team’s Silverstone HQ.
Sahara Force India is pleased to announce Speedy Services as an official team supplier as part of a multi-year agreement.
Speedy is the leading provider of equipment and support services to various industries including infrastructure, industrial, construction and events.
Speedy branding will be visible across the team’s marketing materials and website, with branding on the race cars and pit crew lollipop for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Otmar Szafnauer, Chief Operating Officer at Sahara Force India: “It’s an exciting time for Sahara Force India as we continue to invest in our facilities and infrastructure over the coming years.
The agreement with Speedy is very timely and will assist with general maintenance of our factory resources. We welcome Speedy to the team and look forward to working with them for many years to come.”
Derek Bailey, Market Director - Engineering & Industrial Services for Speedy: "We are delighted to have formed a partnership with such a glamorous and well-established brand as Sahara Force India.
Speedy is committed to meeting all of the team’s needs with our wide range of high-performance equipment. Sahara Force India prides itself on teamwork, technology and dedication – the very same standards we bring to our customers.
Formula One also offers the ideal platform to ensure we deliver worldwide awareness and recognition for the Speedy brand.”
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