MotoAmerica Support Classes: The All-Female National Championship Celebrates Sixth Consecutive Year Of Racing
The Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. program (BTR) returns to the 2026 MotoAmerica Championship with an eight-race series across four rounds, marking the sixth consecutive year for the all-female road racing series.
The four-round 2026 BTR Championship will begin at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta (April 17-19), followed by Road America (May 29-31), The Ridge Motorsports Park (June 26-28), and it concludes at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (July 31- Aug. 2).
The 2026 BTR season will feature a select field of 10 female riders who each build their own race-specification Royal Enfield Continental GT 650s to compete in the national championship series. The 2026 BTR season roster will have six newly selected riders and four returning riders from 2025.
“The BTR program has evolved into a vital pillar of our racing identity as Royal Enfield celebrates its 125th anniversary,” said Adrian Sellers, Royal Enfield Head – Custom & Motorsport, “MotoAmerica’s global reach provides the perfect platform for BTR to thrive. The genuine passion behind the series, and the support and amplification of women in racing fits perfectly with MotoAmerica’s diverse stable of racing programs.”
Racers selected for the program will transform stock Royal Enfield Continental GT 650s into race-ready motorcycles using specially made bodywork designed by Royal Enfield, along with upgraded suspension, braking, and exhaust components. In addition, all racers receive professional-level rider coaching and will get to showcase their skills on a national stage.
“MotoAmerica is excited to welcome back the Build.Train.Race. program for the 2026 season,” said MotoAmerica COO, Chuck Aksland. “This program has become a fan favourite at the track and continues to open doors for women who may not otherwise have the chance to get on the grid.
With Freddie Spencer and his team leading the way, participants get top-notch coaching in both riding skills and the technical side of racing. Their passion and commitment have helped make the program such a success, and we are excited to see who stands out in 2026.”
The series provides a dedicated platform for emerging female racers. By utilising equal equipment, the focus remains entirely on rider talent and development, offering the athletes a unique opportunity to compete at the national level.
For more information on the Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. Program, visit www.buildtrainrace.com/road-racing
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