Road Racing Set to Return to Ireland in 2025

Road Racing Set to Return to Ireland in 2025 :

Insurance issues have resulted in no road racing in the Republic of Ireland since 2023 however the Road Race Alliance of Ireland have announced that they have secured an insurance policy for 2025 and racing is now scheduled to take place at Walderstown, the Faugheen 50 and the Limerick races at Athea. The RRAI have also stated that they are hopeful even more events will go ahead this year.

Who are the Road Racing Alliance of Ireland?

The Road Race Alliance of Ireland is the newly established body for Road Racing in the Southern Centre. The goal of the RRAI is to secure a future for the Sport, sustain and grow our Road Racing Sport.

Press Statement 2025 :


PRESS STATEMENT JANUARY 2025

After what seems like an eternity since the last motorcycles took to the roads here in the Southern Centre, the RRAl are pleased to announce that the organisation has in fact secured an insurance policy to cover several events for 2025. Ever since the Road Race Clubs took the unenviable decision to leave Motorcycling Ireland last October, diligent work was undertaken by the Clubs to work together under the RRAI umbrella and leave no stone unturned in the pursuit of securing a policy that will result in our sport returning to where it belongs, among the hedges and roads in the Republic.

The RRAI sought to address the MCUl Inter-Centre Conference last December to discuss several developments, however, this was sadly denied.

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Triumph Joins up with KTS Racing and Jamie Coward for 2025

Triumph Joins up with KTS Racing and Jamie Coward for 2025 :

Triumph Motorcycles have announced, via a press release, that they have joined forces with KTS Racing and Jamie Coward for the Supersports category at the 2025 editions of North West 200 and the Isle of Man TT Races . KTS will also switch from Honda to BMW in the Superbike and Superstock Classes.


Triumph Joins up with KTS Racing and Jamie Coward for 2025

Triumph Racing’s Factory team in British Supersport and National Sportbike has joined forces with road racing masters KTS Racing to form KTS Macadam Triumph Factory Racing. 

The team will contest this year’s North West 200 and the Isle of Man TT with three-time TT Privateer Champion Jamie Coward aboard a Triumph Street Triple 765.

In 2024 Coward finished the world-renowned Isle of Man TT in 4th place on his KTS Racing Triumph Street Triple 765, setting his personal best average lap time of 128.8mph and securing the Isle of Man TT Privateer award for the third year in a row.

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