Precision Facades to Sponsor Two Races this Year

Precision Facades, a leader in the building envelope industry, will continue to sponsor selected races at Chester Racecourse in 2024.

The award-winning though-wall facades contractor, which specialises in lightweight steel framing, rainscreen cladding, glazing, EWI and render systems, has agreed to sponsor two races – one on Boodles May Festival Ladies Day (9 May) and the other on Edinburgh Gin Summer Saturday (15 June) – during the upcoming season.

Local to Chester, Precision Facades delivers full in-house turnkey solutions at sites throughout the UK and has an enviable reputation for reliability and excellent service.

As part of their sponsorship agreement, Precision Facades will also take the exclusive use of the Halliwell Jones Paddock Club on Saturday 15 June, in addition to hospitality packages in PARADE throughout the season.

No strangers to the winners’ enclosure, Precision Facades also own the horse Precision Storm, which won a race at Chester back in 2022.

Steve McGowan, Managing Director at Precision Facades, said:

“We’re proud to continue our association with Chester Racecourse by sponsoring another two races this year. Just like the racecourse, we’re passionate about our people, the community, and the services that we provide. We love to exceed expectations and collaborate with those who share our values.

“We’ve thoroughly enjoyed sponsoring races at our local racecourse to date and can’t wait to return for more memorable raceday experiences and the associated benefits of sponsorship again this year.”

Kate Dawson, Commercial Director at Chester Racecourse, added:

“We’re delighted to see Precision Facades commit to further race sponsorship opportunities with us for the upcoming season. As a local business with firm roots in the area, Precision Facades share many of our values and are passionate about everything they do, including supporting the local community.

“We thank Precision Facades for their ongoing sponsorship and look forward to welcoming them back to the world’s oldest racecourse throughout the season.”