Supercars, a leading motorsport organization, has recently unveiled a groundbreaking partnership with sportswear giant New Balance. This exciting collaboration will see New Balance become the official uniform supplier for the prestigious Repco Supercars Championship, starting in 2024.
As announced in a press release, the partnership will kick off in style at the highly anticipated Thrifty Bathurst 500, scheduled to take place from February 23-25, 2024. Throughout the 2024 season, Supercars staff and administrative personnel will proudly sport a wide range of New Balance gear at various race events.
New Balance Equips Supercars Personnel with Performance Apparel
New Balance's comprehensive apparel lineup will feature branded footwear, polo shirts, hoodies, jackets, jumpers, and more. This diverse range of clothing combines performance, safety, style, and comfort, ideally suited to the dynamic environments found at Supercars events across Australasia.
Jamie Black, GM - Commercial at Supercars, expressed great enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, "We are delighted to welcome New Balance into the Supercars family as our official uniform supplier." He further emphasized the importance of providing Supercars staff with comfortable and safe apparel that maintains a professional appearance.
Belgravia Apparel, the exclusive distributor of New Balance apparel in Australia, is also crucial in facilitating this exciting partnership. Their expertise ensures a seamless integration of the iconic sportswear brand into the Supercars ecosystem.
The collaboration between Supercars, New Balance, and Belgravia Apparel promises to revolutionize the world of motorsports by introducing a new level of style and functionality. With this partnership, Supercars aims to elevate the overall experience for participants and spectators alike.
As the Thrifty Bathurst 500 approaches, Supercars personnel anticipate debuting their New Balance uniforms. The event, set to take place at the iconic Mount Panorama circuit, will showcase cutting-edge apparel in action.
A Nostalgic Tribute to Retro Gaming
In other developments, Sneaker News revealed that New Balance continues to make waves in the sports industry with the upcoming launch of their "Gamer Tag" pack under the performance basketball banner. The collection features three court staples: the TWO WXY v4, Hesi Low, and Fresh Foam BB v2. These models boast vibrant, monotone designs inspired by retro consoles and beloved games from the 90s and early 2000s.
With the Supercars partnership and the exciting developments in the basketball sector, New Balance is cementing its position as a leading sportswear brand known for its innovation, style, and commitment to performance.
Photo: Supercars Newsroom


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