weBoost has been named the official cell signal booster partner of Subaru Motorsports USA. weBoost will provide cellular signal boosters for Subaru Motorsports USA’s vehicles in all American Rally Association (ARA) rallies and marketing events across the United States.
In rally racing, some of the most skilled drivers in the world race through the forest on dirt, snow, gravel and tarmac-covered roads. To compete at their best, Subaru Motorsports USA needs to be able to effectively communicate with drivers so drivers know which turn, jump, crest or hazard is coming up next. At many USA rally locations, poor cellular connectivity makes communication difficult.
“Before weBoost, poor cell signal at the tracks was not only impacting the quality of our general communications, but also creating potential safety issues by preventing us from being in contact with our cars at all times,” said Dan Anctil, Team Manager at Subaru Motorsports USA. “Since installing weBoost’s solution in our vehicles, we’ve been blown away by the difference it has made. Where before we could not even place a call, we are now able to stay in constant contact throughout the races, allowing us to operate at peak performance and providing peace of mind that our drivers are safe should they need to call for help.”
“weBoost has made a night and day difference in our communications with fans, enabling us to provide real-time social media updates through stage times, standings, videos and more,” said Bill Stokes, motorsports manager at Subaru of America.
weBoost is compatible with all mobile devices and wireless carriers in North America. The boosters enable optimal call quality, fewer dead zones, uninterrupted texts and faster data streaming.
“When Subaru Motorsports USA approached us about their connectivity issues, we knew our weBoost cellular signal boosters were the answer; our solutions keep people connected,” Wilson Electronics CEO Bruce Lancaster said. “It is an honor to play such a pivotal role in helping Subaru Motorsports USA cross the finish line.”
