Competition drives innovation. The Driven Racing Oil brand was originally created to advance engine and driveline lubricant performance in all-out race and high performance engines, but now our innovations extend beyond the racetrack to the street. But what makes our products different?

Our products are unique because we always put the “motor ahead of the molecule”. Often, oil companies have no real world understanding of how these products are actually used, but Driven keeps things in the proper order. The oil is for the motor, not the other way around. Our product development team looks at the motor and how it is used; then we design application specific products using a “zero compromise” approach that delivers a measurable performance advantage.

Due to ever tightening federal EPA requirements, today’s motor oils have reduced quantities of anti-wear chemistries like Zinc, Phosphorus and Sulfur. As a result, the oil you buy today is not the same as it was 10 years ago. While this is good for your street car, it is bad news for your racing engine. Racing engines see more RPM, higher loads and increased temperatures compared to street engines, so a racing engine requires higher levels of these wear additives to prevent premature part failure. So you see, the oil used in an engine needs to be formulated specifically for that type of engine. You wouldn’t use a stock piston in a race engine, and the same goes for oil. And that’s where Driven excels.

Racing is in the DNA of our company, and every product we develop is proven to perform. From full synthetic race oils to engine break-in oils, Driven offers a wide range of race winning products that deliver enhanced performance, protection and value. So whether you need gear oil for your race car or motor oil for your hot rod, put your trust in lubricants engineered and proven to perform. Put your trust in the innovator of high performance lubricants – Driven Racing Oil.

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Driven Racing Oil's headquarters in Memphis, United States

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