The Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. road-racing program returns for its sixth year in 2026. This MotoAmerica series is schedule for eight races across four rounds.
The BTR program invites female racers to build a racing Royal Enfield motorcycle, train with professional coaches, and then compete in a race series for one or two years. The 2026 program includes four returning racers and six new racers for a total of 10. The road-racers receive Royal Enfield Continental GT 650s, which they’ll transform into race-specification machines. Once the motorcycles are ready to race, Freddie Spencer and his team provide coaching.
“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 of custom and 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.”
The 2026 season kicks off at Road Atlanta, April 17-19. Then the series heads to Road America from May 29-31 and Ridge Motorsports Park from June 26-28. The finale will be held at Mid-Ohio Sport Car Coarse from July 31 to Aug. 2.
Racers selected to compete in the 2026 Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. road-racing series include Bryanna Everitt, Brianna Cutler, Karina Simoes, Tati Paze, Tiffanie Vo, Emily Dickson, Julianna Bernardes, Marie Madura, Sany Falci, and Jasmine Noelle.
“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 favorite at the track and continues to open doors for women who may not otherwise have the chance to get on the grid.
The Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. series also includes a flat-track program, held in conjunction with American Flat Track events. The flat-track program also includes four events, starting at Daytona International Speedway from March 5-6, followed by Ventura Raceway on April 25, Williams Grove on May 23, and Nashville on June 6.
Discover more at the BTR website, and purchase tickets for upcoming road-racing events at the MotoAmerica website.
