Why Trailer Security Makes Sense for Racing Teams—And What Drivers Can Learn from Ashley Afdahl

We get dozens of sponsorship requests every month. Most of them come from racers who are passionate, talented, and genuinely chasing success. But here's the thing: passion alone doesn’t move the needle when it comes to partnerships.

What does? Real engagement, real promotion, and real alignment.

That’s why working with drivers like Ashley Afdahl just makes sense.

A Natural Fit for Racing

Trailer security and motorsports go hand in hand. Most racers haul tens of thousands of dollars in gear, tools, and equipment to every event—often stored in trailers sitting in hotel parking lots, open lots, or roadside stops. That makes them targets.

Our G2 trailer alarm system protects that investment with GPS tracking, brake lockouts, and instant alerts. It’s exactly the kind of solution a race team needs but often doesn’t think about until it’s too late.

Sponsoring racers gives us the chance to showcase this solution directly to the people who need it most. When done right, it's a win-win.

Why Ashley Afdahl Sets the Bar

Ashley doesn’t just put a logo on her car and disappear until race day. She installs and uses our product. She answers questions. She tags us, she posts regularly, and she shows up for her sponsors.

She’s built a real relationship with her audience, and that makes her recommendations matter. When Ashley tells her followers why she uses our system, it’s authentic—because she actually does.

If you're a racer looking for sponsorship, take notes:

• Are you willing to install and use the product?
• Will you create content that actually educates your audience?
• Are you giving your sponsors exposure outside of just race day?

We don’t sponsor racers to check a box. We do it because the right partnerships help both sides grow.

Bottom Line

Trailer-Alarms.com is proud to support the motorsports community—but we’re even more proud to work with drivers like Ashley Afdahl who understand that real sponsorship is about more than stickers and shoutouts. It’s about trust, alignment, and showing up.

If you're serious about racing and serious about partnerships, be like Ashley.