The Bertil Roos Racing School announces today that Royal Purple will be its official oil supplier for the 2010 season.
"After negotiations with Royal Purple we are proud to announce that the Bertil Roos Racing School will be using Royal Purples lubrication in not only its formula cars but also school street/training cars and hauling equipment for the best engine and transmission protection available," said John Twardzik, head of marketing and an instructor at the Bertil Roos Racing School. "We are all excited at the Bertil Roos School to be welcoming on board a company that shares the same ideas of excellence in their product as we do"
"Royal Purple offers terrific automotive lubrication products that we feel will work well and hold up to the strains of our formula cars," said Dennis Macchio, owner and president of the Bertil Roos Racing School. "With the partnership of two great products and companies we feel we have a winning combination."
"Royal Purple lubricants consistently deliver a higher level of performance across a broader group of equipment than other industrial oils, including the synthetic oils offered by our largest competitors. No other lubricant offers a lower Total Cost of Ownership for the majority of your equipment," said a Royal Purple representative.
Royal Purple's advanced additive technologies, such as Synerlec, enable its products to outperform leading synthetic and conventional lubricants. These unique chemistries strengthen the base oil for improved performance. They also create an ionic bond that adheres to metal parts for continuous protection. Royal Purple actually improves the condition of metal surfaces by remaining long after pressure would have been squeezed out of ordinary lubricants. Royal Purple responds to increased pressure with increased viscosity.
About The Bertil Roos Racing School
A pioneer in the industry, the Bertil Roos Racing School has been training students in the art of motor racing since 1975. Graduates of the Bertil Roos School can be found at every level of racing, from hobbyist up to top levels of professional motorsports. Founded by 1970's Swedish Formula 1 driver Bertil Roos, the Bertil Roos Racing School is one of only a few schools to be awarded full licensing accreditation status for a Regional and National Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Competition licenses. Bertil Roos' staff of experienced racing instructors has developed a multitude of programs that challenge drivers at all levels of experience. Instruction is offered at 4 world-class racing venues: Pocono International Raceway, Virginia International Raceway, New Jersey Motorsports Park, and Roebling Road Raceway.
