Mumbai: Castrol India Limited, a leading manufacturer of high-performance lubricants and a key player in India’s automotive landscape, announced its association with xBhp, India’s biggest online motorcycling community, to host Road Trip United (RTU) 2026. The event was flagged off in Delhi recently and is set to travel through Delhi, Lucknow, Asansol, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Jaipur, before culminating on 24 April 2026, bringing together thousands of riders across terrains, formats and riding styles.

The Delhi flag-off brought together 1200+ riders and fans celebrating motorcycle culture through stunt shows, community interactions and shared experiences.

The sponsorship of RTU 2026 reinforces Castrol’s commitment to motorcycling communities in India, not just as a lubricant provider but as an enabler of rider experiences and performance.

“India’s riding culture is undergoing a remarkable transformation, evolving into a vibrant expression of exploration, community, and performance.” said V. Kaushik Vedula, Vice President and Head of Marketing, Castrol India. “We’re thrilled to support this journey by offering products that help riders get the best out of every ride. Our association with Road Trip United reflects our commitment to the riding community and to the experiences that bring riders together.”

‘Road Trip United’ is a community-first initiative that brings riders together to travel across cities, engage with fellow riders, and experience motorcycling as a shared culture. From city streets to highways, the aim is to create a connection across India’s diverse riding ecosystem. The journey will feature rider meetups, community engagement activities, performance showcases, and on-ground experiences, enabling riders to connect better over shared interest.

The multi-city format enables sustained engagement, allowing the community to grow and stay connected throughout the journey. Castrol’s ongoing role in RTU 2026 echoes its larger vision for Indian motorsports—supporting the growing racing and riding culture in India.