Northampton Town have extended their principal partnership with Silverstone Leasing for a third consecutive season. The vehicle leasing firm will continue its significant backing of the League Two club throughout the 2026/27 campaign.
Silverstone Leasing's commitment includes prominent branding on warm-up t-shirts and a board at Sixfields Stadium. Their involvement extends to mentions in matchday programmes and on the club's official website. Representatives from the company also regularly attend matches and participate in The Cobblers Business Club, deepening their integration with the club's operations. This renewed deal was confirmed by the club this week.
James Corrigan, Commercial Director at Northampton Town Football Club, outlined the significance of the renewed agreement. "We’re delighted to be committing to a third year with Silverstone Leasing and to further strengthen what has already become a fantastic partnership," Corrigan said. "This new agreement reflects our confidence in the relationship and we’re proud to be associated with Silverstone Leasing as a principal partner." The club views the continuity as a vote of confidence in their off-field direction. You can explore more about the club's commercial activities and squad on the official squad page.
Scott Norville, managing director of Silverstone Leasing, emphasized the community aspect of their support. "This is the third year that we’ve added our support to Northampton Town Football Club, and we are proud to be in partnership with the Cobblers again this season," Norville stated. The company is a long-time supporter and also runs an annual charity football tournament named Silverstone Soccer. Their sponsorship is a varied investment in the club's presence in Northamptonshire.
The renewed partnership arrives as Northampton Town look to build momentum in League Two. Currently 14th in the table, the Cobblers have taken 6 points from their opening five games, with a record of one win, three draws, and one loss. Their recent form reads WDDLD. Offensively, they have scored 3 goals while conceding 3, resulting in a neutral goal difference. The team sits 6 points behind early leaders Bristol Rovers, indicating room for progress as the season develops. Fans can track the evolving standings as the campaign unfolds.
Attention now turns to the next challenge, an away trip to face Shrewsbury on September 12th. Shrewsbury currently occupy 23rd place, making it a significant opportunity for Northampton Town to climb the table. The fixture is a key part of the early-season schedule detailed on the club's fixtures list. Securing strong commercial partnerships like the one with Silverstone Leasing provides off-field stability as the team prepares for this important match.
