MOTUL recently used the Malaysian Grand Prix 2026 at Sepang International Circuit to reinforce its long-standing association with MotoGP while showcasing its range of motorcycle lubricants and related products to local riders.
The race weekend, held from Oct 30 to Nov 1, attracted more than 196,000 spectators, providing motorcycle brands and industry players with a major platform to engage consumers.
Motul’s display focused on products for different riding conditions, ranging from racing and long-distance touring to daily urban commuting.
Among the products featured were the Motul 300V 0W-30, Motul 7100 and Scooter Power LE MB lubricants.
The company said technologies developed and tested through motorsport are applied to products intended for everyday motorcycle use.
Motul Malaysia general manager Ravi Shankar said its involvement in MotoGP was a long-term commitment.
“Our involvement in MotoGP is a long-term commitment, and every season pushes us to raise the bar for what our products can do,” he said.
“Seeing so many Malaysian riders at Sepang, from seasoned enthusiasts to everyday commuters, reminds us who that innovation is ultimately for.”
The company also introduced its Motul GP Travel Kits, available in Chain and Helmet editions, during the race weekend.
Beyond its product displays, Motul organised a fan session on Oct 31 with Prima Pramac Racing Team riders Jack Miller and Augusto Fernández, attended by 80 fans.
The company also presented prizes under its “11 Weeks, 11 Bikes” campaign, with two participants receiving a Honda CB250R and a Peugeot Django Classic.
The campaign ran until Nov 8, offering a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR as the grand prize.
Separately, the Peugeot Speedfight 4+ 150cc GP Edition was unveiled during the weekend.
The MotoGP-themed scooter will be limited to 50 units in Malaysia.
Motul is the official lubricant partner of Peugeot Motocycles in Malaysia.