Adam Blair takes the 2025 Suzuki Swift Challenge victory
The final rounds of the 2025 Suzuki Swift Challenge concluded with Adam Blair taking the victory, securing 143 points overall in the series.
Leading
The Future
We’re embarking on a climate-positive journey with Ecologi.
Since the Davanti brand was established, we have stood by our mission to be ‘Leading the Way’ in tyre research and development.
Now, as the world navigates a climate crisis, we want to do our part to help reverse climate change and be ‘Leading the Future’ in the industry as a climate-positive tyre brand.
Total Trees Planted
40,406
GOAL
2,000+ trees per month
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Our Commitment To Helping Reverse Climate Change
To achieve this, our goal is to plant over 2,000 trees per month over the next 12 months with the help of the environmental organisation Ecologi. By planting trees each month, we will be offsetting our carbon emissions and supporting forestation and reforestation on a global scale.
Ecologi’s reforestation projects focus mainly on Mangroves as they absorb carbon at a much higher rate than other types of terrestrial ecosystems.
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During your monthly tyre checks, you may have noticed your typically reliable tyres seem to be showing noticeable cracks in the sidewall or tread. Tyres are complex components of your car that are unfortunately prone to age and environmental damage, which can cause you problems as they age
An action-packed Race of Remembrance weekend with Mission Motorsport
Davanti was proud to support the 2025 Race of Remembrance weekend – run by the Forces’ Motorsport Charity, Mission Motorsport. Celebrating its 11th year, the 12-hour endurance race in Anglesey saw 50 teams made up of military veterans and associates participate across multiple classes.
