EXCELR8 has taken the covers off the defence industry themed livery that will adorn the car of Michael Crees when the new Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season kicks off this weekend at Donington Park.

The car features a distinctive colour scheme that features a dark green to reflect support for the defence industry, including logos that reflect the team’s commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant.

The livery also celebrates an continued partnership between EXCELR8 and Millers Oils, which has extended its relationship with the team into the 2025 season.

Millers Oils branding therefore features prominently on the car, which will take to the track fore the first time in opening practice on Saturday morning ahead of the opening three races of the BTCC season on Sunday.

Michael Crees, #777 i30 Fastback N, said: “I’m delighted to reveal the livery on my car ahead of my BTCC return this weekend at Donington Park, and to be flying the flag for both the defence industry and Millers Oils.

"The eye-catching colours are really going to stand out on track and I’m looking forward to getting behind the wheel and getting down to business.”

Jody Ogden, Marketing Manager – Automotive at Millers Oils, said: “We’re proud to be continuing our partnership with EXCELR8 Motorsport as they enter another competitive BTCC campaign.

"It’s especially exciting to support Michael Crees’ return to the series with a standout car that will carry our branding prominently throughout the season as part of a UK Defence Industry branded theme. This partnership reflects our continued commitment to engaging with motorsport audiences at the highest level.”

Justina Williams, EXCELR8 Team Owner, said: “We’re delighted to extend our collaboration with Millers Oils for another year and to now reveal the impressive livery on Michaels car.

"Millers Oils has been a valued partner, and their increased branding presence this year reflects a shared vision for visibility and fan engagement. We’re especially pleased to be aligning their brand with Michael Crees’ return — it’s a great fit.”