Pall-Ex sponsors Tech 2 Racing and MAP Centurion Triumph team

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Palletised freight firm Pall-Ex will be sponsoring Tech 2 Racing/MAP Centurion Triumph team for the British Superbike season 2010. Tech 2 Racing was formed in 1998 by David Fairbrother, the depot principal of Pall-Ex member ADD Express. David has a long-established racing pedigree and decided that after his racing days were over, he would continue his passion for the sport by moving into team management.

The British Superbike calendar is the UKs biggest motorsport attraction and the team have had a great start to the season so far. One team member, Jimmy Hill, made a stunning debut win in the Metzeler National Superstock 600 race on Easter Monday.

Pall-Ex CEO and founder, Hilary Devey, said: We are thrilled to be sponsoring Tech 2 Racing and the MAP Centurion Triumph, especially because one of our members is an integral part of the team. They have a busy season ahead of them and we will be supporting them throughout.

David Fairbrother added: I am delighted that Pall-Ex are sponsoring us for the 2010 season. It takes a lot of hard work and money to get the team ready for the season and we couldnt do this without the support of our sponsors.   
 
About Pall-Ex
Founded in 1996, Pall-Ex has grown to become the UKs number one network for distribution of palletised freight.
Boasting a membership of around 100 of the countrys leading hauliers, Pall-Exs strong and vibrant brand is synonymous with quality, reliable service and innovation, and is testament to its sector-leading capability, knowledge and experience of founding and operating pallet networks.
With daily services throughout the UK and Europe, Pall-Ex has expanded freight distribution facilities for customers, to offer bespoke order fulfilment that includes secure warehousing, deep sea and air freight services.

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