AD Modular partner with the BRSCC
The British Racing & Sports Car Club (BRSCC) is delighted to announce that AD Modular will become the new title sponsors of the BRSCC Mazda Championship ahead of the 2026 season.
With AD Modular being owned by Mazda racer Andy Gilligan, the new partnership brings on board a company which already has strong links to club motorsport and the championship itself. Andy is an enthusiastic supporter of Mazda racing within the BRSCC paddock and is keen to help drive the continued growth and visibility of the championship.
Under the new agreement, all cars will run AD Modular Mazda Championship branding, marking an exciting new chapter for one of the club’s most competitive and popular categories.
AD Modular specialises in the design, construction, delivery and refurbishment of high-quality modular buildings and cabins, providing flexible and cost-effective space solutions for both commercial and domestic clients. Working across sectors including education, NHS facilities and private projects, the family-run company delivers compliant, practical spaces alongside secure containers and roller shutter units for storage and workspace use.
In addition to this title sponsorship commitment, Andy in partnership with Mark Jones and his company Thermal Road Repairs, assisted by Paul Sheard Autosport will also be launching an exciting new Mazda Youth Development Race Scholarship, an initiative designed to support emerging talent within the championship. Further details about the scholarship programme will be announced ahead of the start of the 2026 season.
With strong grids, close competition and an ever-growing community of teams and drivers, the BRSCC Mazda Championship continues to be a cornerstone of the Club’s racing portfolio, and the addition of AD Modular and Thermal Road Repairs as partners signals an exciting step forward as the championship continues to expand and evolve.
The BRSCC warmly welcomes this new title sponsorship and extended partnership programme, and looks forward to working closely with Andy Gillingham, Mark Jones and Paul Sheard Autosport through the coming season.
