ONE of the fastest growing zero-turn mower manufacturers in the world is the latest valued addition to the V8 Sleuth partner group for the business end of the 2023 Australian motor racing season.
Bad Boy Mowers, sold exclusively in Australia by PFG Australia, will present V8 Sleuth’s award-winning Supercars event coverage of the upcoming Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 and VAILO Adelaide 500.
It will also become presenting partner of V8 Sleuth’s popular Classic Cars section of the industry-leading website and its messaging will be heard via the heavily consumed V8 Sleuth and Castrol Motorsport News Podcasts.
The deal continues a recent motorsport theme for Bad Boy Mowers in Australia, which recently signed seven-time Bathurst 1000 winner and Supercars Hall of Famer, Craig Lowndes, as its official Australian brand ambassador.
Lowndes recently made his 30th Bathurst 1000 start, sharing a Supercheap Auto-backed, Triple Eight-run Camaro with Zane Goddard.
Bad Boy Mowers have also adorned the game day strip this year of NRL team, the Melbourne Storm.
The Australian market is the iconic American brand’s first major global export, which sees Bad Boy Mowers sold exclusively at 57 selected PFG Australia dealerships.
The addition of Bad Boy Mowers takes the number of international brands sold through PFG’s ever growing dealer network to 15.
With more than 300 dealers across the country, PFG Australia is the largest privately owned and independent agriculture distributor in the Southern Hemisphere.
All of Bad Boy Mowers’ products come fully assembled from their Batesville factory in Arkansas.
Their tough frames are fitted to the likes of Kawasaki, Kohler, Briggs and Perkins engines, and finished with a stunning powder-coat treatment. Prior to delivery, each Bad Boy Mowers product undergoes a 112-point quality control testing process.
The Repco Supercars Championship continues with the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 on October 27-29.
Coca-Cola Racing by Erebus Camaro driver Brodie Kostecki holds a 131-point lead over reigning champion, Red Bull Ampol Racing’s Shane van Gisbergen.
