From the racetrack to the city, Motul showcased how its motorsport heritage shapes products for every rider, alongside a weekend of fan experiences and a new partnership.

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Motul, a global leader in high-performance lubricants, recently showcased its motorsport technology and product range at the PETRONAS Grand Prix of Malaysia 2026, held at the Sepang International Circuit from October 30 to November 1. With more than 196,000 spectators attending the three-day event, the lubricant brand used the occasion to highlight how its MotoGP experience translates into products for everyday motorcyclists.
Featuring a large V-shaped arch symbolising victory, Motul’s booth invited visitors to explore its approach to motorcycle performance through three themes: Thrill, Freedom and Flow. The showcase demonstrated how technology developed and tested under demanding motorsport conditions is applied to motorcycles used on racetracks, open roads and city streets.
As a longstanding partner of MotoGP, Motul uses the championship as a platform to develop and test its lubricant technology. The experience gained from racing is subsequently applied across its product range, from high-performance racing lubricants to scooter oils designed for daily commuting.
Three Zones Highlight Motul’s Product Range
The booth was divided into three zones, each representing a different riding experience and featuring selected Motul products. The Journey of Thrill zone focused on racetrack performance, showcasing Motul 300V 0W-30. Powered by the brand’s ESTER Core® technology, the racing-grade lubricant is developed to deliver consistent horsepower under demanding riding conditions.
Meanwhile, Journey of Freedom highlighted the Motul 7100, designed to provide engine protection and performance during long-distance rides. The Journey of Flow zone represents everyday urban riding, featuring Motul Scooter Power LE MB, which is developed for the stop-and-go conditions commonly experienced by scooter commuters.
Motul also introduced its GP Travel Kits to Malaysian riders during the race weekend. Available in Chain and Helmet editions, the compact kits are designed to provide convenient motorcycle care for riders on the move.
Commenting on the brand’s participation, Ravi Shankar, General Manager of Motul Malaysia, said the company’s involvement in MotoGP reflects its long-term commitment to developing better lubricant technology.
“Seeing so many Malaysian riders at Sepang, from seasoned enthusiasts to everyday commuters, reminds us who that innovation is ultimately for. Malaysia’s riding community is among the most passionate we know, and we will continue to support riders here with products and experiences that bring the performance of the racetrack to every ride,” said Ravi.
MotoGP Riders Meet Fans at Motul Booth
Beyond its product showcase, Motul organised several activities to bring fans closer to the MotoGP paddock. On October 31, a total of 80 fans had the opportunity to meet Prima Pramac Racing riders Jack Miller and Augusto Fernández for photographs and autograph sessions.
The following day, Ravi Shankar and Yvonne Ng, Senior Marketing Manager of Motul Malaysia, presented the Week 6 and Week 7 prizes for the brand’s 11 Weeks, 11 Bikes campaign. Two lucky participants took home a Honda CB250R and a Peugeot Django Classic. The campaign ran until November 8, 2026, with a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR offered as the grand prize.

Peugeot Speedfight 4+ GP Edition Unveiled
Motul’s booth also hosted the unveiling of the Peugeot Speedfight 4+ 150cc GP Edition, a MotoGP-inspired scooter limited to just 50 units in Malaysia.
The unveiling highlighted Motul’s partnership with Peugeot Motocycles as its official lubricant partner in Malaysia, bringing together two brands with a shared connection to motorcycle performance.
Through its participation at the Malaysian GP, Motul continued to highlight the connection between motorsport development and everyday motorcycle maintenance, showcasing how its products cater to different riding needs beyond the racetrack.




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