“The highlight of my racing career has to be the 2023/24 BT Race 4 Mates event at Ruapuna Speedway in Christchurch. It was my first-ever midget win at one of the most special midget events, celebrating the life of Bryce Townsend.” – Alec Insley
SG Equipment Forklift Serrvice sponsors competitive drivers and cars in NZ Speedway.
Steve has been a proud supporter of the speedway community for nearly 20 years, backing drivers and sponsoring speedway and stock cars. His passion for racing aligns with his commitment to excellence, both on the track and in business.
The 2025/26 Speedway season is now underway – watch our facebook page for updates.
Steve has been a proud supporter of the speedway community for nearly 20 years, backing drivers and sponsoring speedway and stock cars. His passion for racing aligns with his commitment to excellence, both on the track and in business.
The 2025/26 Speedway season is now underway – watch our facebook page for updates.
About Alec Insley:
Alec’s love of racing began almost as early as his life itself.
“I’ve been racing for 6 years now. I started out in quarter midgets at the age 11 in 2018. I did 3 full seasons then I made the big jump into A Grade midgets. I’m now in the early stages of my 3rd full (AGrade) season .. at just 17 years old.”
Alec’s path reflects his deep-seated passion for motorsport, his family first took him to the track to support his uncle’s racing when he was only 2 weeks old! Encouraged by his parents’ commitment to making his dreams a reality, Alec has carved a promising career in the fast-paced world of midget car racing.
Alec’s love of racing began almost as early as his life itself.
“I’ve been racing for 6 years now. I started out in quarter midgets at the age 11 in 2018. I did 3 full seasons then I made the big jump into A Grade midgets. I’m now in the early stages of my 3rd full (AGrade) season .. at just 17 years old.”
Alec’s path reflects his deep-seated passion for motorsport, his family first took him to the track to support his uncle’s racing when he was only 2 weeks old! Encouraged by his parents’ commitment to making his dreams a reality, Alec has carved a promising career in the fast-paced world of midget car racing.
About Luke Brown:
For the past 15 years, racing has been more than just a sport for Luke Brown. It’s been a life long passion that began when he was just 12 yrs old. Luke’s journey started in the junior class known as Mini stocks, where he honed his skills from the ages of 12 to 17yrs.
He then transitioned to ‘Modifieds’, an open-wheel class, where he continued racing until 2024. He transitioned to Sprintcars for the 2024/25 season in the SG Equipment Sprintcar 89.
For the past 15 years, racing has been more than just a sport for Luke Brown. It’s been a life long passion that began when he was just 12 yrs old. Luke’s journey started in the junior class known as Mini stocks, where he honed his skills from the ages of 12 to 17yrs.
He then transitioned to ‘Modifieds’, an open-wheel class, where he continued racing until 2024. He transitioned to Sprintcars for the 2024/25 season in the SG Equipment Sprintcar 89.
About Aaron Humble:
Aaron Humble comes from a proud speedway family – his dad Chip was a fierce minisprint competitor, and brother Josh races stockcars. Aaron began racing ministocks at 14, quickly making his mark across New Zealand’s speedway tracks.
His early success included multiple track titles and a nomination for NZ Ministock Driver of the Year in 2017. While others moved into saloons or midgets, Aaron chose the Three Quarter Midget class—an affordable but highly competitive open-wheel category.
His TQ, “Jeni,” runs a 750cc Suzuki engine and was built by Harris Racing in Auckland. In a breakthrough 2023 season, Aaron claimed the New Zealand TQ title, beating top contender Jeremy Webb from Christchurch. In 2024/25 he came 2nd in the Central Series TQ Midgets and off track was awarded the ATQMA Social Media award.
Aaron Humble comes from a proud speedway family – his dad Chip was a fierce minisprint competitor, and brother Josh races stockcars. Aaron began racing ministocks at 14, quickly making his mark across New Zealand’s speedway tracks.
His early success included multiple track titles and a nomination for NZ Ministock Driver of the Year in 2017. While others moved into saloons or midgets, Aaron chose the Three Quarter Midget class—an affordable but highly competitive open-wheel category.
His TQ, “Jeni,” runs a 750cc Suzuki engine and was built by Harris Racing in Auckland. In a breakthrough 2023 season, Aaron claimed the New Zealand TQ title, beating top contender Jeremy Webb from Christchurch. In 2024/25 he came 2nd in the Central Series TQ Midgets and off track was awarded the ATQMA Social Media award.
