Overview Danial Frost is a Singaporean racing driver building toward an IndyCar seat, with a targeted entry in 2027, and he has already won on IndyCar's own ladder: the Indy Lights Grand Prix of Indianapolis in 2022 and Indy NXT's Grand Prix of St. Petersburg in 2023. The partnership puts a brand on his car, suit and helmet through that climb. Breakaway Motorsport, a motorsport marketing and driver-management company, handles his commercial program. On site Partners come to the track with him: VIP hospitality, paddock and pit-lane access, grid walks and client entertainment at race weekends, with Frost available for appearances and speaking. His 2026 calendar opened with the 4 Hours of Dubai at Dubai Autodrome in January and listed Barcelona, Paul Ricard, the Road to Le Mans at the Circuit de la Sarthe in June, Spa-Francorchamps, Silverstone and Portimão in October. Audience His social following spans North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, and he posts through the whole season, not only on race days: race weekends, preparation, travel and training. A separate Instagram account carries only behind-the-scenes content from life in professional racing. Talent and Influencers Frost was born in 2001 and came to the United States in 2018 to race U.S. F2000. He won in Indy Pro 2000 in 2019 and 2020, drove for Andretti Autosport in Indy Lights in 2021, and tested an IndyCar at Sebring in October 2022 with HMD Motorsports and Dale Coyne Racing. He paused racing in 2024 for Singapore's two-year national service, then returned in sports cars and GTs: the Asian Le Mans Series with Graff Racing, GT World Challenge Asia with Craft-Bamboo Racing and Porsche Carrera Cup Asia with Toro Racing, and the 2026 Le Mans Cup with R-ace GP. Track record Across every championship he has raced, Frost counts 17 wins, 69 podiums and 10 pole positions. Before the United States he won seven races in F4 South East Asia in 2016-17 and one in Formula Masters China in 2017. Brand presence Branding runs from primary, secondary and tertiary positions on the car to the suit, helmet, teamwear and garage, and a car logo carries a matching suit placement. Partners get usage rights for their own campaigns and a planned digital content calendar shot by a professional media crew, with a monthly analytics report. Technical brands can go further, testing hydration, camera or sensor products in the car and taking back performance data from a race environment.