Loading low cars without contact
Race cars sit low and carry splitters, skirts and diffusers that a standard ramp would catch. Our extended low-angle ramps take a shallow approach to the deck, and the driver carries timber load-out boards for the lowest cars. The car is driven or winched on at walking pace, then secured with soft webbing straps over the wheels. Nothing is chained to the axle or the suspension.

From collection the car travels in an enclosed transporter with air-ride suspension, sealed, alarmed and GPS-tracked. The live location is shared with you for the whole journey.
Racing and track days abroad
Most race cars that leave the UK are coming back. For Europe we handle customs under temporary admission or an ATA Carnet, so no import duty is paid on a car that is returning home. We deliver to European circuits including the Nürburgring, Paul Ricard and Spa.

For the US, a car built only for closed-course competition can be imported under an EPA Race Exemption. It cannot then be registered for the road, and track days do not count as closed-course competition. The USA customs guide sets out the routes.
Several cars going to the same event can travel together on a covered multi-vehicle transporter, and between rounds the car can wait in vehicle storage.




























