Royal Ascot Goes Green: Volare Aviation Racehorse, Fandom Makes his Royal Ascot Debut Supported by the Volare Team

Jun 22, 2026

Royal Ascot was a slightly different experience this year for the Volare team as Volare Racehorse, Fandom made his debut at the most prestigious horse racing event of the year, held at Ascot racecourse.  

Volare Aviation’s Return to Royal Ascot 

Royal Ascot is one of the most prestigious events in the British social and sporting calendar, combining world-class horse racing with high fashion, royal tradition and exceptional hospitality. Held annually at Ascot Racecourse, the five-day event attracts racegoers from around the world, offering a unique combination of elite sport and luxury experiences. 

While this marked Volare Aviation’s first year with a runner at Royal Ascot, the event itself is a familiar fixture in the company’s calendar. Having attended for a number of years, the Volare team once again returned to Ascot to host a some special guests, enjoying an unforgettable week of racing, hospitality and networking in one of the most iconic settings in British sport. 

Racehorse Fandom’s Royal Ascot Debut

Still riding high following victory at Thirsk Racecourse on Sunday 31st May, Volare racehorse Fandom, with trainer Richard Hannon, secured his place in the Wokingham Stakes at Ascot Racecourse. This marked his Royal Ascot Debut. 

The race, which took place at 17:00 on Saturday 20th June, got off to a strong start for Fandom under the guidance of talented jockey Sean Levey. He led the pack for the first three quarts of the race before eventually finishing in 13th place. 

Whilst the final result wasn’t quite what the team was hoping for, Fandom’s performance at such a prestigious event was a proud moment.  

His next race is set to take place on Friday 26th June at Newcastle racecourse in the Jenningsbet in Bradford Gosforth Park Cup Handicap.  

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