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Naas Racecourse Sponsorship Collaboration

Introduction

As a local business in Naas Town, N7 Commercial Centre took the opportunity to bring Overlander to Naas Racecourse. This partnership shows a connection with a business neighbour and marks Overlanders ambition to show commitment and support to horse racing industry.

On Sunday 12th of November, Overlander was the title sponsor of the Novice Chase at the return of the jumps season at Naas Racecourse.

Introduction

Robert McDonnell, Managing Director of N7 Commercial Centre and Co-Founder of Overlander Vehicles expressed his excitement for this sponsorship collaboration ‘’We are thrilled to partner up with Naas Racecourse. Being a local business ourselves, we are delighted to be associated with our neighbours and friends at Naas Racecourse’’

Eamon McEvoy, General Manager of Naas Racecourse reflected upon this statement expressing ‘’We are delighted for Overlander to join us as sponsors here at Naas Racecourse. It is so important that the horses of our industry are travelled safety and efficiently and I think this product has it all, the vehicles are top class’’

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