Tuesday 22 March 2011

Big Name Sponsor supports 750 MC championship

At the moment, with money still hard to come by, it's fantastic for any company to put their hands into their pockets and sponsor club and national motorsport.

For a huge multi-national company to take notice of a club championship however is something very rare indeed - but that's just what has happened to one of the 750 Motor Club's championships with the signing of a new sponsorship deal from Toyota for the MR2 Championship.

It's fantastic to see Toyota's efforts in supporting British motorsport going right down to the grass roots like this, and long may their efforts continue!


TOYOTA SPONSORS 2011 MR2 CHAMPIONSHIP
Cadwell Park is a favourite track of the 750 Motor Club
Offering some of the closest track action in motor sport and already guaranteed full grids at every meeting this year, the MR2 Championship is living proof of the popularity of exciting, no-frills racing. Toyota is pleased to support this unique national series for its mighty mid-engined MR2 as title sponsor for 2011.
Run by the 750 Motor Club, the championship features classes for all three generations of MR2 and continues to attract capacity fields. Such is the response this year, qualifying heats are anticipated in order to accommodate the number of drivers signing up to take part.
Toyota’s sponsorship of the series extends its support for UK motor sport, alongside its recently-announced backing for the Toyota Sprint Series and its support helping privateers with Avensis race cars to teams competing in the 2011 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.
Formula official Patrick Mortell said: “I'm delighted that Toyota have chosen to support the MR2 Championship. We’re proud to offer a great racing opportunity at a sensible cost, a package that’s attracting exceptional support from teams and drivers. Race crowds across the country can look forward to packed grids and hard-fought racing throughout the season.”
750 Motor Club Chairman Viv Ayres commented: “The decision of Toyota to become involved in grass roots motorsport is very exciting, and the 750 Motor Club is particularly proud to be associated with the world's largest motor manufacturer, we will work to make this a success for all.”
The Toyota MR2 Championship comprises three classes, for each generation of MR2/MR2 Roadster, running standard engines and transmissions. Not counting any qualifying heats, the series will be fought out over 13 races held across seven meetings.

Toyota MR2 Championship 2011 calendar
Date  
17 April                     
22 May                     
12 June                     
3 July                        
28 August                 
25 September          
9 October       
Circuit
Brands Hatch
Snetterton
Mallory Park
Donington
Silverstone
Pembrey
Donington

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