Michelin Tyres

Michelin, the French multinational tire manufacturing company, was founded in 1889 by brothers Édouard and André Michelin. Initially focused on farm equipment, they ventured into the tire business after a cyclist with a problematic pneumatic tire sought their help. Michelin is now a global leader in tire production and is also recognized for its Michelin Guide, a prestigious restaurant and travel guide. .

Bridgestone Tyres

Bridgestone, a global leader in tyres and rubber products, was founded in Japan in 1931 by Shojiro Ishibashi. Initially focusing on bicycle and motorcycle tires, the company quickly expanded into car, truck, aircraft, and even aerospace tires. Bridgestone's growth is marked by its commitment to quality, innovation, and a global presence, with operations in over 150 countries. 

Pirelli Tyres

Bridgestone, a global leader in tyres and rubber products, was founded in Japan in 1931 by Shojiro Ishibashi. Initially focusing on bicycle and motorcycle tires, the company quickly expanded into car, truck, aircraft, and even aerospace tires. Bridgestone's growth is marked by its commitment to quality, innovation, and a global presence, with operations in over 150 countries. 

Brembo Brakes

Brembo, the Italian manufacturer of automotive braking systems, was founded in 1961 by Emilio Bombassei and Italo Breda. Initially focused on producing disc brakes for cars, Brembo quickly expanded, becoming a supplier for Alfa Romeo in 1964 and later for Moto Guzzi in 1966. A pivotal moment in Brembo's history was their entry into Formula 1 in 1975, when Enzo Ferrari personally requested their braking systems. This partnership with Ferrari catapulted Brembo into the world of high-performance motorsport and solidified their reputation for innovation and quality.