Current challenge
Multiple drivers.
Different sources.
When drivers source setups individually, comparison becomes harder, confidence splits, and choosing the final race setup takes time away from useful preparation.
05.1 // Setup partner
One car. One event.
One direction.
A focused partnership that gives every driver the same high-quality baseline, reduces setup uncertainty, and lets the team spend more time preparing together.
Multiple drivers.
Partnership outcome
One approved
baseline.
Team-wide access puts every driver in the same system, improves the quality of feedback, and aligns the car around one direction before race day.
One-event activation
Used through the weekend.
The product is not decorative. It becomes part of practice, setup selection, the live event, and the post-race review.
Practice
The lineup builds confidence in the same product.
Selection
Drivers compare feedback and agree on one baseline.
Live race
The setup becomes part of the real endurance program.
Highlights
Approved credit continues through clips and social coverage.
Feedback
The partner receives honest post-event input.
Setup // Downloadable brief
A focused pitch for
one race weekend.
This six-page setup partnership brief lays out the team need, the activation cycle, the exchange, and a low-risk pilot built around one confirmed endurance event.
PDF // 3.0 MB // Six pages // Updated 2026
Targeted partner brief
One car.
One direction.
Designed for setup providers considering a practical one-event pilot with the full endurance lineup.
What we are asking for
A simple, real-world starting point.
- One confirmed endurance race weekend
- Team-wide access to the setup product
- A setup the full lineup can genuinely use
- Clear approval of every public mark and message
What the partner receives