After already giving a helping hand to restore the interior of the Kent-based garage earlier in the year, Leyland wasted little time in providing over 50 litres of top quality paint to give the exterior the high-octane appearance one of the BTCC's most colourful teams deserves.
The makeover coincides with Motorbase Performance’s announcement that it will be using Ford Focuses in the 2011 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship after switching from the BMWs it has used for the past three seasons, as well as changing the team name to Airwaves Racing for the new campaign.
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Leading the charge for the makeover was Leyland's Truguard Smooth Masonry in Lemoncello and Black, with its long lasting protection against dirt proving ideal for a building which experiences heavy volumes of traffic. Its anti-carbonation properties also resist the ingress of carbon dioxide from car exhaust fumes and prevent deterioration of concrete and steel.
The Johnstone's Leyland Decorating Centre in Maidstone showed the kind of top-level customer service that the Decorating Centre network is renowned for as they ensured the Leyland paint and Fat Hog rollers were delivered in time for the garage to be spruced up in between race weekends.
David Bartrum, Team Principal at Motorbase Performance, said: "Once again, Leyland has raced in to help us out, enhancing its commitment to the sport and proving that we make an unbeatable team both on and off the track.
"Our relationship with Leyland has gone from strength to strength since they came on board with us at the start of the 2009 season and they really are an integral part of the team," he said.
Leyland Brand Manager Nicki Hickman added: "The support of Motorbase Performance has become an integral part of Leyland’s identity and we are thrilled that we are in a position where we can help the team off the track.
"Last year was a roaring success for both Leyland and the team and we look forward to continuing this already colourful partnership."
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