Bluestar Global Logistics (BGL) is proud to partner with Monster Energy CDR Yamaha Racing as the team’s Official Freight and Logistics Partner in the 2026 Australian Supercross Championship.
The partnership brings together a family-led Australian logistics business and a championship-winning racing team with a shared focus on preparation, teamwork and consistent performance. At Monster Energy CDR Yamaha Racing, mechanics and support crews get riders ready for race day. At Bluestar, operations teams, booking clerks and drivers work together to keep freight moving and deliver on commitments to customers.
Monster Energy CDR Yamaha Racing has won more than 50 national championships under the leadership of Craig Dack, a former Australian motocross champion and Australian Motorsport Hall of Fame inductee.
After touring Bluestar’s Somerton facility with Chairman and CEO Mos Kassaby, Dack said, “I’m very impressed by the size of the operation and how professionally it’s run.”
“I’ve spent more than 45 years in racing as a rider and team owner, and some of our best partnerships have turned into friendships,” Dack added. “Having good partners behind us helps us do what we do on the track. I’m looking forward to working with Mos and the Bluestar team and seeing where we can take this partnership.”
For Bluestar, the partnership is an opportunity to build relationships across the racing community. It also reflects a shared approach to leadership. Dack is closely involved in running his team, and Bluestar’s leaders stay close to their people, customers and day-to-day operations.
“We see a lot of synergies in the way both teams work, and there’s a real opportunity to build on that and grow together,” Kassaby said. “On a personal level, I’ve been a motoring enthusiast my whole life. I’m looking forward to getting to know Craig and the Yamaha Racing team and cheering the riders on.”
Mos also drew a parallel between the preparation that goes into race day and the work Bluestar’s people do behind each delivery. Bluestar is investing in new parcel sortation equipment and tracking technology to help its teams handle freight efficiently and give customers better visibility as it moves through the national network.
“For us, it comes back to our people and the promises we make to our customers,” Kassaby said. “We’re investing across the business to give our teams the tools they need to deliver on those promises.”
The partnership will give Bluestar’s people and customers an opportunity to get closer to Australian supercross, meet the riders and see firsthand what goes into race day.