Rosier Racing
Engine rebuilding and motorsport support for road, race and rally car owners, specialising in Lotus, Porsche, BMW and Mini
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Rosier Racing
Rosier Racing rebuilds and remanufactures road, race and rally engines, with a focus on Lotus, Porsche, BMW and Mini. Services include engine testing, diagnostics, repairs, dyno work and race car preparation.
The company serves vehicle owners and racing teams with engine projects, maintenance and track support. It is run and owned by Josh Rosier, who began the business after moving to the Glasgow area in 2024.
Product: Engine rebuilding and remanufacturing, testing, diagnostics, repairs, dyno services and race car preparation.
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Leadership
- Josh Rosier · FounderSource: company website
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