Graphene Manufacturing Group & Tickford Racing join to improve efficiency on and off track
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) partnered with Australian Supercars team Tickford Racing to trial GMG's liquid graphene products, including G Lubricant and THERMAL-XR, across Tickford's workshop and event infrastructure. The partnership provides GMG with a real-world performance testing environment to generate documented case studies validating its graphene-based lubricant and thermal products for broader industrial customers.
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has entered into a partnership with Tickford Racing, a prominent Australian Supercars team, to test the application of liquid graphene products on the racetrack. This collaboration will involve Tickford Racing using GMG's liquid graphene innovations, such as G Lubricant and THERMAL-XR, within its workshop and event infrastructure to assess reliability and performance.
In addition to product trials, Tickford Racing will feature the GMG logo on its race cars and engage in promotional and customer engagement activities. "GMG's work is at the forefront of advanced materials and efficiency, a field we are eager to explore," stated Tickford Racing CEO Simon Brookhouse. "This partnership is about applying a high-performance mindset to trials and insights that can be translated into broader industry applications."
The partnership aims to conduct operational efficiency trials at Tickford's facilities, focusing on measurable reliability and performance improvements. "Motorsport is the ultimate testing ground where every detail counts," said GMG CEO and Managing Director Craig Nicol. "Collaborating with Tickford Racing is a significant opportunity for GMG to validate performance strategies in real-world conditions."
The companies plan to create a case study pipeline that will document outcomes and potential applications for GMG's customers and partners. This will include business-to-business engagement opportunities utilizing Tickford's partner ecosystem and corporate network.
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