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Yamalube to be used by factory race teams
Posted by Staff
Friday, 18 January 2008
From TRC press
2008 will see Yamaha’s principal factory racing teams hit the circuits of the
world with Yamalube as an important part of the technical set-up; drawing the
bridge between works machinery and production motorcycles even closer.
The Fiat Yamaha MotoGP squad, Yamaha World Supersport Team and the Yamaha
Motocross Team have all reached multi-year agreements to embrace the use of
Yamalube for their 2008 competitive campaigns.
The Yamalube range has already been used by Yamaha and their factory motocross
effort since 2005 and in that time two world championships have been won by the
team. Yamalube already has a long-standing racing tradition in non European
countries such as North America and Australia. With a legendary reputation built on countless victories, Yamaha is the name
trusted to deliver ‘Quality before anything’; and the company’s oils are no
different.
Yamalube was born to provide the finest quality oil for Yamaha engines; from the
very same team who engineered and created the technology. The marine world has
already benefited since the mid-1990s and enjoys wide European distribution. The
motorcycle market was targeted in 2005 and Yamalube can be found in fifteen
European countries with more to follow in 2008.
Yamalube is the only line of oils that lives up to Yamaha’s stringent standards
for excellence and performance with formulations that are engine and application
specific. This bold and pro-active link with the firm’s premier racing teams now
welcomes the long awaited pan-European introduction of these high-tech
lubricants.
The Yamalube line-up consists of two-stroke semi-synthetic oils to four-stroke
mineral, semi and full synthetic. The choice of lubricants is also augmented by
a spectrum of other cleansing and care products such as helmet and visor Ph
neutral liquid, paint and plastic polish, shield and silicon spray and platinum
chain sprays and gels.
