The Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. program concluded its 2025 season less than one month ago, and it’s now open for applications for the 2026 road-racing and flat-track programs. Now entering its sixth season, Royal Enfield BTR invites women to build their own Royal Enfield motorcycle, train with professional racing coaches, and then race in either the flat-track or road-racing series.
Applications are now open and will stay open until Dec. 1, 2025. Those wanting to participate will be asked to submit a video of themselves riding or racing, as well as a personal video about themselves and their hopes for participating in Build. Train. Race.
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The flat-track program, which will compete at American Flat Track events across the nation, will accept applicants from both the U.S. and Canada. The road-racing program, which races at MotoAmerica events, will accept applicants from the U.S., Canada, and Brazil. The 2025 road-racing series was the first BTR season to include Brazilian racers, and Tati Paze and Karina Simões will return for the 2026 season.
“We’re consistently in awe of both how this program has grown and the passion that follows our riders,” said Adrian Sellers, head of custom & motorsport at Royal Enfield. “Last year we welcomed Tati and Karina who were such wonderful international additions to the program, so we look forward to continuing to cultivate enthusiasm from our fans in North America, Brazil and across the globe.”
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Brazilian riders applying to the road-racing program will need to meet the same requirements as North American applicants, including being at least 18 years old and speaking English. For all applicants, Royal Enfield covers transportation and lodging costs and encourages racers to return home between training sessions and race events.
Find more information about the Royal Enfield BTR program at the Build. Train. Race. website.
