SEPANG: At the recent Malaysian Grand Prix 2026 (MotoGP), Motul’s booth invited fans to experience performance proven on the racetrack.
The Motul GP Travel Kits were also introduced to Malaysian riders over the race weekend.
Available in Chain and Helmet editions, the compact kits bring race-inspired care to riders wherever they go.
“Our involvement in MotoGP is a long-term commitment, and every season pushes us to raise the bar for what our products can do. Seeing so many Malaysian riders at Sepang, from seasoned enthusiasts to everyday commuters, reminds us who that innovation is ultimately for," said Motul Malaysia general manager Ravi Shankar.
"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.”

Motul, a global leader in high-performance lubricants, showcased how its motorsport expertise translates into everyday riding.
Framed by a towering V-shaped arch symbolising victory, Motul’s booth featured lubricants such as Motul 300V 0W-30, a racing-grade lubricant powered by Ester Core technology that delivers consistent horsepower and has achieved the fastest times in testing.
There was also the Motul 7100, which keeps the engine in top condition even on long-haul rides.
Meanwhile, the Motul Scooter Power LE MB delivers performance and protection through everyday stop-and-go traffic.
The race weekend also brought fans closer to the sport.

On Oct 31, 80 fans met the Prima Pramac Racing Team’s Jack Miller and Augusto Fernández for photographs and autographs.
On Nov 1, Ravi and Motul Malaysia senior marketing manager Yvonne Ng presented the Week 6 and Week 7 prizes of Motul’s "11 Weeks, 11 Bikes" campaign, with two lucky riders taking home a Honda CB250R and a Peugeot Django Classic.
The campaign continues until Nov 8, 2026, with a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR still up for grabs as the grand prize.
The booth also hosted the unveiling of the Peugeot Speedfight 4+ 150cc GP Edition, a MotoGP-inspired scooter limited to 50 units in Malaysia, marking Motul’s role as the official lubricant partner of Peugeot Motocycles in Malaysia.
