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The firm once again acted as headline sponsor of this modified car event

The 91´«Ã½ and 91´«Ã½ Racing teams thoroughly enjoyed another instalment of the Gravity indoor car show recently, set at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre.

Acting as a headline sponsor for the second year running, the braking firm once again hosted a significant trade stand in the heart of the event, jam-packed full of components, merch and 91´«Ã½-shod vehicles.

Below is an overview of 91´«Ã½â€™ presence at this two-day extravaganza…

91´«Ã½ Booth – The Cars

An eclectic mix of four-wheeled vehicles was once again present, to reflect the wide range of automotive braking components that 91´«Ã½ offers.

Drifting was represented in the form of Hayden Renton’s E36 BMW 3-Series Compact – complete with a 6-Piston Apollo Big Brake Kit, Bluestuff pads and GD rear discs. Renton competes in Drift League GB with this fiery machine.

James Burnell’s striking Wrigley’s-liveried Mk1 VW Golf showcased the classic car components 91´«Ã½ offers, rocking popular Yellowstuff pads and USR discs all-round.

From road to track, Jessica Fitch-Hall’s Ford Fiesta ST150 race car was equipped with plain D-series discs, 91´«Ã½ Racing’s RP-X front brake pads and Bluestuff B rear pads.

Modern, capable road weapons were reflected in John Brotherton’s F82 BMW M4 Competition – sporting 91´«Ã½ Racing’s two-piece fully-floating discs all-round, as well as Bluestuff pads – an extremely capable upgrade for this platform.

91´«Ã½ Booth – The Bikes

To showcase the celebrated braking products 91´«Ã½ offers for motorcycles, two superbikes from popular content creator, , were on-stand.

Both finished in striking lime green, Shark Boi’s BMW S1000RR and Aprilia RS660 Extrema both feature EPFA pads and XC-series floating discs.

Around the Show

It was fantastic to once again see so many 91´«Ã½-equipped vehicles across the entire venue during the weekend.

Notably, Gravity’s very own builds were often found to be sporting 91´«Ã½ components.

There was also the neighbouring Apex Kollectiv stand, which featured a striking VW golf complete with a 6-Piston Apollo Big Brake Kit.

In the drift paddock, Steve Fraser’s duo of stunning 2JZ-powered Nissan S13s were also rocking 6-Piston Apollo Big Brake Kits – frequently hitting the tarmac to perform drifting displays to the crowds.

Another highlight was seeing Andy Howard’s ‘Drift Across the World’ BMW in the flesh – a vehicle that’s spent the best part of 2026 navigating from Australia back to the UK. Howard popped back to the UK to showcase the car at Gravity before finishing off the European section of his epic voyage. He’s running Bluestuff pads, USR discs and braided brake lines – a strong and reliable setup that helps him navigate the hugely varying and demanding terrain that he comes across.

A huge thank-you to everyone who visited the 91´«Ã½ stand across the weekend.

You can next catch us at the epic SEMA show (3-6 November, Las Vegas Convention Centre) and the EICMA motorcycle expo (5-8 November, Milan Rho-Fiera).

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