Maxwell Freight Services will sponsor the Supertwins race on Saturday, August 10 at the 2019 fonaCAB Ulster Grand Prix.
“We are delighted to be back as a sponsor of our local road race.” Tommy Maxwell, said.
“Our family has enjoyed a long association with road racing and the Ulster Grand Prix. That has provided us with a lot of exposure for our business as the event is famous around the world.”
Founded in 1975 by Thomas Maxwell Senior, Maxwell Freight Services is now owned and managed by twin brothers Tommy and Terry Maxwell and employs more than 70 people.
“We pride ourselves on being a family owned business with one of the largest, most modern and secure transportation warehousing facilities in Northern Ireland. Our 100,000 sq ft of floor space gives us an almost unparalleled ability to manage your storage needs whether short, medium or long term.” Tommy added.
“Maxwell Freight Services offers a friendly, local service where the customer is always the priority and it’s that approach together with our wide range of services that has allowed us to build an enviable portfolio of satisfied clients that includes some of the UK’s largest high street retailers.”
Based in Crumlin, Co. Antrim, the 14-acre site is conveniently located within 30 minutes of Northern Ireland’s major ports and motorways. Maxwell provides general haulage, warehousing, distribution and hanging garment carriage throughout Ireland, the UK and Europe as well as a state of the art fleet maintenance service on site.
One of the UK’s largest tail-lift fleets, and certainly the biggest one in Northern Ireland, Maxwell is continually investing in their extensive fleet. With more than 50 vehicles and 280 trailers, the company is fully equipped to meet all customer needs and can tailor specific transport solutions to meet even the most complex of requirements.
“It is great news that Maxwell Freight Services will be back on board as race sponsors for another year.” Noel Johnston, UGP Clerk of the Course , said.
“The Maxwell family have been loyal supporters of the Ulster Grand Prix and road racing for many years and the race organisers are very grateful for their help.”
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