Motul Giving Away Free Oil at Mandalika Trackday Experience 2025

KatadataOTO – PT Motul Indonesia Energy (MIE) is participating in the Mandalika Trackday Experience 2025. This event, organized by RC Motogarage and One3 Motoshop, will take place from May 15 to 18.

Taking place at the Mandalika international circuit, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), the event will be enlivened by dozens of riders. It is reported that 60 participants have already registered for the event.

Motul, as one of the event's supporters, considers its participation a form of support for the two-wheeled automotive community.

It is also a strategic step to strengthen the brand's image as a reliable lubricant in the world of motorsport.

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Motul Indonesia's involvement with all Trackday participants is quite special. Because they are giving away Motul 300V lubricant for free.

“Motul 300V has proven its performance in various international racing events. Through this event, we want riders to experience the quality of the lubricant directly on a real track,” said Welmart Purba, National Sales Director of Motul Indonesia, in a press release quoted (04/13).

The innovative formula embedded in the aforementioned oil is claimed to be well-known by many racers. Not only can it protect the engine, but it can also provide maximum performance.

Therefore, on the race track, Motul 300V lubricant can be relied upon.

The Mandalika Trackday Experience 2025 itself will be divided into 3 categories: Beginner, Intermediate, and Pro. The Beginner class is open to riders using motorcycles with capacities from 250 cc to 1,000 cc.

Meanwhile, the Intermediate class is for motorcycles with engine capacities of 600 cc and above. Then, in the Pro class, motorcycles with engines from 250 cc to 1,000 cc will be released.

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The types of motorcycles allowed range from Sport Fairing, Naked, to Adventure. They can directly feel the adrenaline on the circuit that is also used by MotoGP racers.

Mandalika itself has been hosting MotoGP events since 2022. Previously, Indonesia last hosted the race in 1997.

The race track on the island of Lombok is 4.31 km long with 17 corners. The track layout features a flowing corner concept and presents 11 right turns and 6 left turns.