02/04/2026 by Daniel Tait
Millers Oils has announced that it will play a larger role in its collaboration with Santa Pod Raceway.
Known as the home of drag racing in Europe, the beloved Bedfordshire venue is celebrating its 60th anniversary season this year, and Millers has pledged to power the event as its “Official Oil Sponsor” with its trademark innovations.
An independent lubricant blender and manufacturer, Millers Oils supplies state-of-the art oils, fluids and grease products for a wide range of buyers. Its inventory includes gear oil, coolant, rust preventative and hydraulic oil, among many products.
The company will now support high performance activities across the venue’s full calendar of events, which are tailored not just for championship teams but also lifestyle auto enthusiasts and amateur racers.
A major focus for the upcoming season at the Santa Pod raceway will be the lubricant maker’s oil range, called “EE Performance”. Designed as a track day-ready solution, the product delivers high-performance lubrication and is engineered for operations that require optimum output. A versatile lubricant, it is well suited to successful events at the raceway like “The Fast Show” and the “Run What Ya Brung” sessions that attracts thousands of entrants.
The lubricant range is fuelled by Millers Oils’ award-winning low friction technology, “NANODRIVE”, and boasts impressive characteristics including reduced friction of up to 24 per cent compared to industry standard products, and reduced wear of up to 25 per cent over original formulations.
Managing Director for Millers Oils, Tony Lowe, commented that the cutting-edge oils were designed for dependability and real-world usability.
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