BRAKE-ing News: February and March Recap

Clover, South Carolina (March 14, 2025) —PFC Brakes continues to make waves in the motorsport world, proudly serving as the official brake supplier for top-tier racing series while unveiling new products designed for performance and safety—on and off the track.

RACING HIGHLIGHTS:

Photos from Spanish Winter Championship Series.

    As of February 13th, PFC Brakes has been named the official brake supplier and partner of the newly introduced Spanish Winter Series Championship. This exciting new series operates under the F4 Spain and Eurocup-3 umbrellas, bringing together top teams, talented drivers, and experienced organizers. The partnership underscores PFC Brakes’ commitment to delivering high-performance braking solutions to the next generation of racing talent.

    “This is one of the top single-seaters championships in Europe and the world with the top teams, sponsors and drivers. We have supported them since their early days, and now they are the reference. We are proud of them,” said Luis Maurel, PFC Brakes’ Director of Global Motorsports. “The teams and drivers love PFC Brakes for different reasons. We have great consistency, and the drivers and teams can trust in our brakes to improve their speed and skills.”

    ITEM 4 - JRD Motorsport
    Rendering from JDR Motorsports, ARC2.

     On February 24th, PFC Brakes partnered with JDR Motorsport for their all-new ARC2—an American-built Rally2 car designed for peak performance. PFC is the exclusive brake supplier for ARC2, providing calipers, rotor assemblies, and brake pads to ensure unmatched stopping power and reliability.

      “PFC has always had an amazing relationship with JRD through our joint collaboration on Panoz race cars of the past,” said Gabe Liggeri, PFC Brakes’ Motorsports Sales Manager. “Just like old times we are putting heads together to give the consumer a platform that exceeds every expectation.”

      Meanwhile, the 2025 IndyCar season has kicked off to a thrilling start, with PFC Brakes ensuring top-tier stopping power for the entire field. On March 1, Scott McLaughlin secured victory at the Firestone Grand Prix in St. Petersburg, claiming the top spot on the INDY NTT podium. The following day, Dennis Hauger dominated the INDY NXT race, demonstrating precision and control en route to his first series win.

      Alex Palou, in PFC attire after Firestone Grand Prix win.

      Also on March 2, defending champion Alex Palou made history by becoming the first driver to win two season-opening IndyCar races, delivering a commanding performance at the Firestone Grand Prix.

      As the season unfolds, PFC Brakes remains committed to innovation and performance, ensuring that teams and drivers have the confidence to push their limits on the track.

      AFTERMARKET HIGHLIGHTS:

      Off the track, our aftermarket team is excited to announce the release of the much-awaited Aftermarket (AM) Catalog, available in both digital and hardcopy formats. The AM catalog covers all PFC aftermarket products and their specifications, providing a comprehensive guide to a wide range of vehicle types—including an all-new ambulance-specific flyer.

        As the school bus maintenance season kicks off, PFC Brakes is ready to support this vital sector with the necessary brake parts to ensure safe and reliable operation. Additionally, the company's innovative new police pads are in the final stages of prototype development, with an updated Police Flyer available for more details.

        NEW PRODUCTS:

        In addition to expanding our racing and street presence, PFC Brakes is now working on new product launches. PFC has developed new rotor assemblies and brake pads designed to enhance performance and durability across multiple vehicle segments, such as the BMW, Toyota Yaris and Corolla.

        For the BMW models, PFC is introducing brake pads for F and G series M BMWs offered in an ABS-friendly race compound, that brings pro-race winning friction to the streets. Also on offer are front and rear floating rotor assemblies for the F series M BMWs using our user friendly V3 snap ring system for combining hats to rotor. Offering improved cooling and, at the same time-tested metallurgy used in our PFC race rotors. For enthusiasts, PFC Brakes offers direct-fit, GR Yaris/GR Corolla brake pads, along with V3 rotor assemblies.

        ITEM 7 - BMW M2 2

          View the part listings below for the BMW, Toyota Yaris and Toyota Carolla.

          BMW F-Series Brake Disc Assemblies

          Part Numbers:

          1. 400.643.63/64 (L/R Front)
          2. 380.646.63/64 (L/R Rear)
          BMW G-M Series Brake Pads

          Part Numbers:

          1. 2478.331.19.44 (front)
          2. 1469.332.17.44 (rear)
          BMW F-M Series Brake Pads

          Part Numbers: 

          1. 1648.331.19.44 (front)
          2. 2097.332.17.44 (rear)
          Toyota GR Yaris Sport/ GR Corolla Brake Pads

          Part Numbers: 

          1. 5000.331.15.44 (front)
          2. 5001.332.15.44 (rear)
          3. 356.495.63/64 (L/R front disc assembly)

          Moreover, PFC Brakes has expanded on the importance of the 2229.20 front and 2231.20 rear police pads, reinforcing its relevance and dedication to providing high-performance braking solutions for our law enforcement and security vehicles. Additionally, PFC Brakes aftermarket team has released a new medium-duty rotor for Isuzu NPR/NQR/NRR Class 3-5 box trucks, with part numbers 293.058.02 and 363.102.02 now available for order.

          PFC Brakes continues to strengthen its presence in motorsports and the aftermarket/ OE industry through strategic partnerships, cutting-edge product innovations, and a steadfast commitment to performance and safety. From supplying top-tier racing series to developing advanced braking solutions for law enforcement and public transportation, PFC Brakes remains a leader in delivering unmatched stopping power and reliability.

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