Accountable by design
Safety, preparation and clear written terms come before anything else. Services run on published terms, documented measurements and a team that stays with the vehicle throughout.
A family-built Porsche 924 race team
Afiléon Motorsport is the group's motorsport venture: a Kent-based grassroots race team that turns hard-won paddock experience into practical help for other drivers. Trackside support, inspections, supported BMW E46 hire, transport and recovery, run from Gravesend, close to Brands Hatch.
Gravesend, Kent • Brands Hatch & Lydden Hill • Six service lines
Afiléon is a family name before it is a company name. Every venture under it is expected to meet the same standard, whatever the market.
Safety, preparation and clear written terms come before anything else. Services run on published terms, documented measurements and a team that stays with the vehicle throughout.
A motorsport business should be judged on its work in its own field. Afiléon Motorsport earns its place by racing itself, so every service comes from first-hand experience of what a car and a driver need at a circuit.
The trailer came before the car and the services came alongside the racing, so the programme can be sustained season after season.
The services exist because the racing needed them first. Each step added the practical capability the next one depended on.
Operated by Afiléon Motorsport from Gravesend. Prices, dates and booking are on the live website.
A supported full-day package in the team's own BMW E46: circuit transport, preparation and Afiléon trackside monitoring included, so a driver can get useful seat time without owning, preparing or moving a track car.
A mobile mechanical readiness check before the circuit day, so problems are found in the driveway rather than on the first lap.
Trackside mechanical support for a driver's own car, from first inspection to final report, with measured rather than guessed condition.
One date and one quotation: the team collects the car, takes it to the circuit, supports it all day and brings it home.
Trailer transport for suitable vehicles, built from the same logistics problem the race programme had to solve for itself.
Planned trailer recovery in Kent for non-running or undriveable vehicles, with a lower-cost quoted option and a fixed-price priority option for eligible Kent circuit collections.
Built in the mid-1990s for 924 racing and later used in Porsche-focused club competition. It is prepared around seat time, reliability and sustainable club racing.
Projects that grow out of the motorsport operation rather than standing as separate companies.
A motorsport-inspired energy drink concept, taking its name from the Porsche's racing number. In development and not currently for sale.
A motorsport-focused app and digital companion supporting track-day activity, developed alongside the operation it serves.