Cyclone Technology, a global leader of high-quality hard surface cleaning and paint and rubber removal equipment, today announced the formation of its Motorsports Division. Cyclone Technology’s innovative solutions have been deployed nationwide and are transforming race operations at major facilities in 2023, gaining acclaim from top-tier motorsports leaders responsible for highly visible open wheel, stock car, and motorcycle events.
Cyclone’s specialized equipment and proprietary technology redefine track maintenance, with innovative solutions for deep cleaning and friction-based texturing on both flat and banked concrete and asphalt surfaces. Positive industry feedback and demand from major racing series owners and operations teams drove the company to launch this new initiative in North America.
“The formation of Cyclone Technology’s Motorsports Division is exciting news for those of us in the racing community,” commented Circuit of the Americas Operations and Safety Manager Richard Cox. “The company’s specialized equipment and proprietary technology give us innovative solutions for deep track cleaning and texturing that’s critical for our surfaces. We’re highly impressed by the results we’ve seen for our high-performance track, and look forward to further expanding the partnership.”
Cyclone’s unique technology is designed for efficiency, full water recovery and recycling, aligning with the company’s total commitment to results and environmental responsibility. The Motorsports Division leverages the “Full Recovery” water-based cleaning process which, in collaboration with parent organization Skidabrader Group’s dry texturing method for improving macro and micro-texturing, creates the ideal racing surface, clean and ready for use immediately. Cyclone Motorsports offers complete track readiness services from initial cleaning, debris clean up, sweeping, deep cleaning, spill recovery, and texturing all under one team of professionals.
“We’ve witnessed increasing demand for our motorsports services, driven by the exceptional results we’ve achieved in renowned circuits like Miami, Austin and Las Vegas,” said Cyclone Technology CEO Stephen Klugherz. “Our unique approach to providing all track cleaning, combined with our equipment that utilizes high-pressure 160-degree heated water with full recovery, not only enhances track cleanliness but also improves texture to enhance the racing experience.”
Beyond motorsports, Cyclone Technology is recognized for its hard surface cleaning and rubber removal equipment in use by private and public customers on many of the nation’s most demanding road, runway, stadium, and parking structure surfaces. The company’s patented Cyclone Technology cleaning system ensures economical, environmentally friendly, and efficient high- and ultra-high pressure cleaning services, with no runoff and instant recovery.
For further information on Cyclone Technology’s Motorsports Division and their comprehensive range of hard surface cleaning solutions available for rental or purchase, please visit www.cycloneclean.com.
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About Me: Adam has been a race fan since the first time he went through the tunnel under the Daytona International Speedway almost 30 years ago. He has had the privilege of travelling to races all across the state of Florida (as well as one race in Ohio), watching nearly everything with a motor compete for fame and glory, as well as participating in various racing schools to get the feel of what racecar drivers go through every week. Adam has spent the last three years covering motorsports for Examiner.com., where he had the opportunity to see the racing world from behind the scenes as well as the grandstands. He invites everyone to follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus, and looks forward to sharing his enthusiasm for all things racing with the readers of SpeedwayDigest.com.Be sure to tune in for his weekly sports talk program, Thursday Night Thunder, where he discusses the latest in motorsports news with drivers, crew members, and fans. The show takes place every Thursday at 8:00 pm EST on the Speedway Digest Radio Network.
About Me: Adam has been a race fan since the first time he went through the tunnel under the Daytona International Speedway almost 30 years ago. He has had the privilege of travelling to races all across the state of Florida (as well as one race in Ohio), watching nearly everything with a motor compete for fame and glory, as well as participating in various racing schools to get the feel of what racecar drivers go through every week. Adam has spent the last three years covering motorsports for Examiner.com., where he had the opportunity to see the racing world from behind the scenes as well as the grandstands. He invites everyone to follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus, and looks forward to sharing his enthusiasm for all things racing with the readers of SpeedwayDigest.com.Be sure to tune in for his weekly sports talk program, Thursday Night Thunder, where he discusses the latest in motorsports news with drivers, crew members, and fans. The show takes place every Thursday at 8:00 pm EST on the Speedway Digest Radio Network.
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