FixMyCar has announced its impressive line-up of aftermarket sponsors supporting its upcoming network awards evening, The FixMyCar Awards.

The awards, which will be held at the prestigious home of F1 The Silverstone Circuit on November 20^th, continues to attract interest and support from across the aftermarket after seven successful years.

The RAC is confirmed as this year’s Headline Sponsor, also acting as judge and sponsor of the ‘Best RAC Garage’ award category.

Vibe Auto, the automotive recruitment specialists, are confirmed as the Food & Drink Sponsor, sponsoring the welcome reception and the evening’s 3-course meal.

Also sponsoring The FixMyCar Awards are a number of recognisable names in the industry. Varta by Clarios, Bosch, Howden Insurance and FixMyCar’s parent company Niterra EMEA  are all confirmed as sponsors of award categories this year.

The Motor Ombudsman will also be joining the festivities as Champagne Sponsor for the top award of the night, Garage of the Year. While aftermarket media title, AutoRepair Focus, has signed on to be the media sponsor of the event.

Outside of sponsorship, FixMyCar is also welcoming guests from other industry powerhouses including the IAAF, GiPA and LKQ Europe, making the upcoming event an impressive gathering of aftermarket experts.

Amanda Webb, CEO at FixMyCar says: “We so excited about this year’s event, our team have worked hard this year to make it bigger and better. Of course, this would not be possible without the support of our sponsors, and the interest we’ve received in supporting the awards from across the industry has been very positive.

The awards are important to us, and to our network too. Our best garages deserve this recognition and celebration for all their hard work and we’re so pleased that we have some fantastic partners who align with us on that. We see The FixMyCar Awards as our opportunity to bring the industry together in good spirits to celebrate what we all do best, providing the very best in automotive aftercare.”

The FixMyCar Awards shortlists, announced in June, were curated using an algorithm that measured garage activity, success and customer ratings on the FixMyCar platform to establish the nominees. The shortlists are now being judged by the Head of Garage Network at FixMyCar Matt Wrankmore, as well as partner judges, to select the winners.

The awards will be raising money for Ben, the automotive support charity, through a silent auction on the night itself and all proceeds will be going to the charity.