Asset Advantage rallies behind Nick White as Ginetta championship reaches climax

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Asset Advantage will be out in force at Donington Park this weekend to support its long-time sponsored driver, Nick White, as he goes head-to-head for the 2025 Ginetta GTP8 Championship Pro/Am title.

The finance firm has backed White for seven years, during which time he has established himself as a consistent front-runner and proven race winner.

His reputation has grown not only through results on the track but also through the professionalism and resilience he has brought to each season.

The championship finale promises to be a tightly fought contest. White’s hopes were dented at Brands Hatch when contact forced him into the gravel, costing him crucial points.

With little margin for error, he now faces a decisive race where everything will rest on performance.

White (pictured) said: “This season has been one of the most competitive and rewarding of my career. Racing teaches you resilience — anything can happen out on track, and I’ll be giving it absolutely everything.

I’ve had fantastic support from Asset Advantage and Raceway Motorsport, and I’m determined to repay that with the best performance possible at Donington.”

Jonathan Eddy, chief executive of Asset Advantage, said the company was proud to continue its association with White. “We have proudly supported Nick for seven years, he shows great focus, determination, and professionalism in every race.

 “There will be a great turnout from the Asset Advantage team this weekend in Donington to cheer him on.”

Gary Thompson, sales director at Asset Advantage, added: “I’m really looking forward to joining the Asset Advantage team at Donington this weekend. We’re excited to see him give it everything in the title fight.”

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