Castrol

Castrol is a renowned global brand specializing in high-performance lubricants, founded in 1899 by Charles Cheers Wakefield in London, United Kingdom. Initially called the Wakefield Oil Company, the brand was rebranded as Castrol in 1909, named after the castor oil used in its early products. Today, Castrol is a subsidiary of BP (British Petroleum) and is headquartered in Pangbourne, England.

The company offers a wide range of products, including motor oils, industrial lubricants, and fluids for automotive, marine, and aerospace industries. Castrol reported revenues in the billions and remains a significant player in the global oil and lubricant market. It is well-known for its partnerships in motorsports, particularly with Formula 1, MotoGP, and other high-profile events, as well as its extensive sponsorships in football like Premier League and Cristiano Ronaldo and other sports sectors.