Isuzu tells us…
- Isuzu D-Max pick-ups loaned to charity to provide logistical support for annual event
- Pick-ups carried vital equipment and towed the participating race cars for charity organisation
- Unique 12-hour endurance event – Race of Remembrance took place Nov 6th – 8th
12 November 2026 – Isuzu UK recently assisted Mission Motorsport, the Forces’ Motorsport Charity, with the loan of two new Isuzu D-Max pick-ups to support the logistics for the annual Race of Remembrance. The event, which took place at Anglesey Circuit Trac Mon, was held across Remembrance weekend (6th – 8th) November.
The Race of Remembrance (RoR) offers a powerful opportunity to pay tribute to those lost in conflict—be it a family member, loved one, or friend— and to stand in support of those who remain but have sacrificed so much. Coming together as one community, the event raises much needed funds but helps to commemorate the weekend.
The two Isuzu D-Max pick-ups were loaned by Isuzu UK to Mission Motorsport to support the team transport equipment, crew, spare parts and to tow the two race cars to the event from their Wiltshire base to the circuit in Anglesey. The cars involved include a uniquely adapted Subaru BRZ, allowing those with lower limb disability to drive the car using hand controls.
Held across the Remembrance weekend, this unique 12-hour endurance race which is suspended for a special pitlane service on Remembrance Sunday sees over 50 teams and 150 drivers participate. The event not only serves as a major fundraising event, but at its core remains challenging, compassionate, supportive and fun. A former Ty Croes Army Training Camp, Anglesey Circuit Trac Mon, is set against the stunning backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountain Range whilst overlooking the Irish Sea providing a special location for a special race meet.
Mark White, Mission Motorsport Head of Operations and Motorsport, said “We are truly grateful for the support provided by Isuzu UK. The trucks are highly capable and adaptable, towing the race cars and carrying all our equipment with ease, making our vitally important weekend all that more enjoyable.”
Alan Able, Managing Director, Isuzu UK commented, “We are proud to continue our association with Mission Motorsport and support their many vital activities in recovery motorsport. The Race of Remembrance is a unique and truly moving event, seeing the teams & drivers come together at a festival of motorsport and remembrance, all wrapped into one exceptional weekend.”
Earlier this year and in 2025, Isuzu UK supported Mission Motorsport with support vehicles, enabling the annual Nürburgring Recovery Motorsport adventure experience for the charity.
Mission Motorsport exists to support the recovery and rehabilitation of individuals affected by military operations, including those experiencing physical injuries and mental health conditions, by providing structured opportunities through motorsport that promote wellbeing, develop skills, and facilitate pathways into sustainable employment.
For more information about Mission Motorsport, please visit https://www.missionmotorsport.org/