Beaurepaires joins Championship winning Shell V-Power Racing

(L to R) - Dick Johnson, Scott Bennett - Director Retail Operations Beaurepaires, Roger Penske, Rob Lewis - Vice President Retail of Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres, Kevin Fitzsimmons - Dunlop Motorsport Operations Manager.
(L to R) – Dick Johnson, Scott Bennett – Director Retail Operations Beaurepaires, Roger Penske, Rob Lewis – Vice President Retail of Goodyear & Dunlop Tires, Kevin Fitzsimmons – Dunlop Motorsport Operations Manager.

The 2018 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship winning Shell V-Power Racing Team has announced a new multi-year partnership with trusted Australian tire provider Beaurepaires.

Beaurepaires is a part of Goodyear and Dunlop Tires Australia, with a retail network of 230 stores nationally, employing approximately 1,000 staff.

The famous Beaurepaires logo will appear on the lower rear quarter panel of both Shell V-Power Ford Mustangs at all 15 events in 2019 and beyond. The logo made its first appearance on the cars at the Newcastle 500 this past weekend, where Scott McLaughlin won the 2018 Supercars title.

Tony Kiernan, Senior Brand Manager from Goodyear & Dunlop Tires Australia, said that it was very exciting to be involved with a Championship winning Supercars team such as the Shell V-Power Racing Team.

“Goodyear and Dunlop Tires has shared some incredible successes with the Shell V-Power Racing Team over several decades, so we’re very proud to be back in the fold," said Kiernan.

Rob Lewis, Vice President Retail of Goodyear & Dunlop Tires acknowledges the value and importance of this partnership for Beaurepaires.

“Being able to promote our Beaurepaires retail network to this engaged, captive audience is a fantastic opportunity, and we look forward to leveraging the power of this partnership in the coming years."

Dick Johnson, co-owner of the Shell V-Power Racing Team, said he was pleased to see Goodyear and Dunlop Tires return as a partner of the team.

“Our association with Goodyear and Dunlop Tires goes back a long way, so to be renewing our partnership again via Beaurepaires feels in many ways like we’re getting the band back together," said Johnson.

“Beaurepaires is a renowned brand in Australia, and Sir Frank Beaurepaire was an icon of the industry. Having his name on our cars is an honor. We aim to do the name proud."