LIQUI MOLY title sponsor of international PWC race

Liqui-Moly Sponsor of PWC Race

Oct 10, 2023

LIQUI MOLY USA, global leader in engine lubricants and fuel additives, returned as the title sponsor to the 2023 LIQUI MOLY International Cup. An official Pro Watercross event, the Lake Havasu City, Arizona personal watercraft (PWC) competition ran from September 28 through October 1.

The prestigious event drew spectators from around the world. Racers competed in 35 different classes with purses ranging up to $12,000. On Saturday, September 30, CBS Sports was on hand to capture the action and provide LIQUI MOLY with extensive brand coverage. The event’s website is www.prowatercross.org/lh.

The nation’s leading sanctioning body and race organizer for PWC, SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard) and HydroFlight competition, Pro Watercross is a nonprofit organization that’s dedicated to environmental and safety education and family-friendly competition. At the 2023 LIQUI MOLY International Cup, Junior Class racers aged 8-9 participated in a time trial-based event.

“We’re exceptionally pleased to continue partnering with Pro Watercross by sponsoring the 2023 International Cup,” said Gary Driver, LIQUI MOLY business manager – marine for USA and Canada. “It’s an organization that emphasizes performance without sacrificing fun and safety.”

Recognized worldwide for its support of everything from auto, motorcycle and PWC racing to professional bass fishing and World Cup skiing, the LIQUI MOLY brand is synonymous with performance at the highest level. The company formulates and manufactures a complete range of lubricants and additives to work with virtually every boat or vehicle engine built in the last 50 years. A searchable database is at www.bit.ly/LiquiMolyOilGuide.

Contact LIQUI MOLY USA, 62-64 Enter Lane, Islandia, NY 11749. 470-522-7443. info@liqui-moly.com; www.liqui-moly.com. instagram.com/liquimoly.usa.canada; facebook.com/liquimolyus.

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