Millers Oils France continue to sponsor K’worx in FFSA GT4 and TTE in France

Aurélien LEMAIRE Millers Oils France are pleased to announce their sponsorship of Mr. Aurélien LEMAIRE who is the president of Auto Sport Développement. This association (law 1901)  manage a team of motorsport enthusiasts in the Nord-Picardie region (including departments l’Aisne, du Nord, de l’Oise, du Pas de Calais et de la Somme).  They have been…

Intermoto Ponyexpres Kawasaki Intermoto Ponyexpres Kawasaki rider Luca Scassa took his Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R, using Millers CFS 5w40 NT (now Millers CFS 5w50 NT+), to seventh place on the grid after final qualifying at the Motorland Aragon circuit today, putting himself in a good position to take on the 18-lap race on Sunday. His regular…

Le Mans Results Unfortunately there were no podiums at Le Mans 2019 for the Ligiers, but we did see good results from the #22 car from United Autosports that finished 4th and the #23 car of Team Panis-Barthez that finished 8th. The remaining Ligiers finished well down the order. The full Le Mans results can…

Millers Oils France partner with K’Worx Racing/Nelson Lukes, July 2013, in support of their programme in the Championnat de France Junior des Rallyes! Nelson began karting at the age of 10 in the United States where he quickly demonstrated his potential.  Fourteen wins, a title and a final in the European Championship later, Nelson won…

We had a successful 2015 which saw Nelson LUKES win the French Formula 3 Classic Championship with his Martini Mk 39 (supported by K’Worx Racing).  Nelson and his team used several products from our Motorsport range (including NT engine and gearbox oils, racing brake fluid, greases etc.).  We are therefore pleased to continue our sponsorship of Nelson during 2016 where he is…

Joe Burns, 8th Place & Fastest Lap, at Brands Hatch, 7th April 2013 Solid Start to 2013 Season by Joe Burns  April 5th, 6th and 7th saw the opening round of the Pirelli National Superstock 1000 Championship, and who would have predicted that the race would be run in bright sunshine and a balmy 10°C?…