The American Trackhouse project continues its rise to power in MotoGPAfter a first appearance of the SuperFile colours at the United States Grand Prix and then a complete livery unveiled at Jerez, the partnership between the two American companies reaches a new milestone: SuperFile becomes title partner of the team as part of a multi-year agreement.
Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Justin Marks' structure is thus joining forces with the Chicago-based company specializing in digital data security, bringing together two young American companies with global ambitions.
A long-term technological alliance
The agreement goes far beyond simple sponsorship. It is a strategic partnership aimed at promoting the technology developed by SuperFile in the world of top-level motorcycle sport.
The company claims to have developed the first file-sharing system that is "impossible to hack, traceable, and recoverable." In a context marked by cyberattacks and the risks associated with artificial intelligence, SuperFile offers "Zero Trust" encryption technology that allows users to revoke access to a document even after it has been shared.
MotoGP, with its 22 Grand Prix races spread across five continents, provides an ideal showcase to accelerate the company's international expansion.
A relationship that began in the United States
Trackhouse and SuperFile had already collaborated at the 2026 Daytona 500, where Shane van Gisbergen's No. 97 Chevrolet sported the company's yellow livery. The collaboration then expanded to the NASCAR Cup Series before making its way into MotoGP.
Since the start of the 2024 season, Trackhouse has been the only American team competing in the premier class and fields two Aprilia RS-GP26s entrusted to Raúl Fernández et Ai Ogura.
Shane Valdez: "We share the same vision"
SuperFile founder and CEO Shane Valdez sees this alliance as much more than just an advertising contract:
“Every child dreams of being part of something bigger than themselves. If someone had told me at 12 years old that one day I would be a title partner of a MotoGP team, I would have laughed. And yet, here we are.”
“What excites me most isn’t seeing the SuperFile name on the bike. It’s who we’re building this adventure with. Trackhouse changed the game by doing things differently. That’s exactly how we built SuperFile.”
"The best partnerships are born when two organizations see the world the same way and aren't afraid to push boundaries. For us, it's more than a sponsorship. It's the beginning of something we're extremely proud of."
Justin Marks: "An important moment for Trackhouse"
Trackhouse owner Justin Marks welcomed the importance of this agreement:
“This is an important moment for the Trackhouse MotoGP Team. It’s exciting to see our relationship with SuperFile evolving into a long-term strategic commitment, and it’s a real honor to welcome them as our title partner.”
“Seeing the colors of this pioneering technology company on our motorcycles is a source of pride. The fact that they are already present on our #97 Chevrolet in NASCAR and now on our two RS-GP MotoGP bikes testifies to the shared ambitions of SuperFile and Trackhouse to win at the highest level.”
Debut in Hungary
The complete livery of the SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team will make its debut at the Hungarian Grand Prix at Balaton Park, before being used on all remaining rounds of the 2026 season, with the exception of Indonesia and Malaysia, where the partnership with Gulf will remain in place.
Another consequence of this agreement: the team's hospitality areas at the circuits will also change their name to become the SuperHouse.
