Castrol has officially launched the Castrol Superbike Fest APAC 2026, a region-wide initiative aimed at bringing together Asia-Pacific’s premium superbike community under one unified platform.
Unveiled in Ho Chi Minh City on 30 January 2026, the event marks the start of a long-term strategy to strengthen Castrol’s position in the high-performance motorcycle segment.
Rather than a standalone festival, the Superbike Fest APAC 2026 forms part of a broader movement that integrates performance, community engagement, lifestyle and engineering into a single ecosystem.
The three-day festival will take place in Nha Trang, Vietnam, from 29 to 31 May 2026. More than 2,000 riders representing over 100 official biker clubs are expected to attend, alongside performance teams, racers and social riders from eight Asia-Pacific markets: Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Laos, Cambodia and the Philippines.
The festival serves as the flagship activation of the Castrol Superbike ASPAC Alliance — a regional platform connecting premium rider communities, specialist workshops and Castrol’s high-performance product range. Designed as a scalable and sustainable initiative, the Alliance aims to convert rider passion into long-term brand loyalty and measurable business growth.
According to Victor Cheong, Marketing Director of Castrol Asia Pacific, the Superbike Fest is intended to be a strategic platform rather than a one-off gathering. By uniting superbike communities across borders, Castrol is reinforcing its premium positioning while building deeper connections with riders and service partners throughout the region.
Ahead of the main event, an international cross-border riding tour will see bikers from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos ride into Vietnam via regional routes, symbolising regional unity within the ASEAN riding community.
The main festival in Nha Trang will span multiple urban and coastal locations, creating an integrated event circuit over three days and two nights.
A central feature of the event is the Castrol HOMELAND Experience. Here, riders and workshop owners will have access to product trials, oil changes, technical inspections and live riding clinics, allowing them to experience Castrol’s performance claims in real-world riding conditions.
The initiative is anchored by Castrol’s premium motorcycle product line-up, including Castrol POWER1 Ultimate, formulated to deliver maximum performance under extreme riding conditions. From high-speed runs to demanding terrain and sustained technical stress, the products are engineered to provide cooling, protection and consistent performance.
Beyond technical performance, the Superbike Fest APAC 2026 also reflects the evolving lifestyle dimension of modern motorcycling. Today’s superbike riders are not only performance-focused enthusiasts, but also creators, explorers and community builders.
By embedding itself within this culture, Castrol aims to position the brand as a trusted partner for riders who demand uncompromising performance from both their machines and their lubricants.
