FHO have announced today via a Press Release and Facebook Post that Davey Todd will join the Team full time for their BSB and roads campaign.
Davey Todd steps up to the British Superbike Championship with FHO Racing BMW Motorrad
The FHO Racing BMW Motorrad team is delighted to announce that the 2024 National Superstock Champion Davey Todd will join the team for the 2025 season, as Davey steps up to the Bennetts British Superbike Championship full-time aboard the BMW M 1000 RR.
With a formidable line-up for the 2025 BSB season, Davey joins Faye Ho’s squad alongside Peter Hickman as the FHO Racing team look to lift the Bennetts British Superbike Championship trophy for the first time.
Two-time National Superstock Champion (2022, 2024), Davey is no stranger to the BMW M 1000 RR, having won this year’s title aboard the Superstock version. Taking the BMW to the top step on three occasions, his consistency won him the overall title as he stood on the podium a further nine times.
Meanwhile Hicky maintains his long-standing relationship with Team Principal Faye Ho, as the 2025 season marks his fourth year with the FHO Racing BMW Motorrad squad. Having been a part of the team since it made its debut in the British Championship in 2012, Peter has enjoyed BSB wins and podiums aboard the BMW M 1000 RR, despite a challenging time this year in the series.
The Isle of Man TT has announced that the Classic TT will return in 2025. The event last ran in 2019.
The Classic TT for vintage machinery from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s first took place in 2013 and ran through to 2019.
Since 2022 the classic events and machinery have been held and raced as part of the Manx Grand Prix. One of the biggest issues for fan, riders, teams and organisation is that the new version of the MGP had been held over fewer days than the two weeks allocated for the old joint format.
For 2025, the Classic TT will return in its own right and will again run alongside the Manx GP back over the two week format in August.
The Manx GP will start on Sunday 17 August 2025 and run to Monday 25 August 2025. The Classic TT will run between 20-29 August 2025.
CLASSIC TT RETURNS FOR 2025 :
CLASSIC TT RETURNS FOR 2025
Get ready for the return of the Classic TT in August 2025, where you’ll experience a celebration of motorcycle racing history on the famous TT Mountain Course.
Inspired by the iconic eras of the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, this event will immerse you in the nostalgia of legendary riders and machines that shaped these unforgettable decades of TT racing.
First staged between 2013 and 2019, the Classic TT quickly became the world’s leading classic motorcycle race, drawing the best teams, the most exotic bikes, and the fastest modern-day TT competitors. Riders like John McGuinness, Michael Dunlop, Bruce Anstey, and Michael Rutter have all made their mark here.
At the 2025 Classic TT, you’ll witness thrilling races featuring 1990s Superbikes, two-stroke Grand Prix machines, and historic bikes from the 60s and 70s. It’s your chance to relive the excitement of the riders and machines that dominated the Mountain Course in those golden eras.
Qualifying kicks off on Wednesday, 20th August 2025, with five action-packed races spread across Wednesday, 27th August, and Friday, 29th August. On the opening race day, you’ll enjoy the Formula 1 TT Race, the Lightweight TT Race, and the Historic Junior TT Race. Then, on Friday, the prestigious Historic Senior TT Race will set the stage for a thrilling finale, with the Senior Classic TT Race closing out the high-speed action on the Mountain Course.
But the excitement doesn’t stop on the track! Away from the course, you’ll enjoy a variety of nostalgic events and 2-wheeled attractions, making this an unforgettable week of entertainment for every fan.
If you’re eager to step back in time and join the celebrations, early travel offers are available through the TT’s Official Travel Partners. By booking with the official partners, you can relax and focus on soaking up the thrilling atmosphere of the Classic TT, leaving the logistics to the experts. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary event — book your journey today and get ready for an unforgettable ride!
For more details and a copy of the schedule, click here.
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
The Southern 100 Club have announced their proposed schedule changes for the 2025 Southern 100 Road Races.
PROPOSED REVISED PRACTICE & RACE SCHEDULE FOR SOUTHERN 100 ROAD RACES 2025
Southern 100 Racing, promoters of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company Southern 100 Road Races are proposing to amend the Practice and Race Schedule for the 2025 Road Races, which will be held Monday to Thursday 7th – 10thJuly.
Subject to the Road Closing Orders being approved it is anticipated that Practicing will commence on the afternoon of Bank Holiday Monday 7th July, between 1.45pm and 4.00pm.
Two contingency periods are proposed, the first on Wednesday 9th July between 1.15pm and 3.15pm, only to be used if any of the practice sessions are lost on Monday or Tuesday.
The second contingency period is for Thursday evening, between 6.00pm and 8.30pm, again only to be actioned if racing on Championship Day is lost.
Southern 100 Race Secretary said: ‘Safety is the highest priority, and practice is a very important component of the event, and we decided that an additional session on the Monday afternoon would ease the pressure on the evening session, especially for newcomers to the races.
‘The contingency sessions would only be activated, firstly on the Wednesday afternoon, in the event of Monday or Tuesday sessions being lost and Thursday evening, should a large part of Thursday be lost.’
The Roads Closing Order being requested is as follows:
Monday Afternoon (Bank Holiday) from 1:45pm to 4pm
Monday Evening from 6pm until 9:40pm
Tuesday Evening from 6pm until 9:40pm
Wednesday Afternoon (Contingency only to be used if we lose a prior session) from 1:15pm until 3:15pm
Wednesday Evening from 6pm until 9:40pm
Thursday Morning from 9:30am until 12:45pm
Thursday Afternoon from 1:30pm until 4:45pm
Thursday Evening (Contingency only to be used if we lose Thursday) from 6pm until 8:30pm
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
FHO Racing and Josh Brookes have ended their two year partnership as of the end of this year’s BSB Season.
The split was announced on Facebook by the Team and a mere 14 minutes later confirmed by Josh Brookes on his social media. Faye Ho subsequently added her own message to the FHO Team Page and all of it was exceptionally professional and friendly. Not that you would expect anything else from the FHO Setup.
FHO Racing : 14/10/2024 :
“All good things must come to an end. That’s why they’re called good things – otherwise they’re just ordinary” (Joyce Rachelle) Josh Brookes, what can we say other than thank you! Thank you for all the memories, your hard work and dedication over the past two years. It’s been an absolute blast and a pleasure having you on the team Good luck for your next chapter It’s not goodbye, it’s a see you soon
The 2024 Southern 100 Road Races were held on the Isle of Man’s Billown Circuit at Castletown between the 8th – 11th July 2024.
Below you will find the race results in the order they ran over the event.
If you would like to read more about the Southern 100 Road Racing Event then consider checking out the TBNI.Blog Southern 100 Visitor’s Guide. It will have the most up to date information for the upcoming event as it becomes available.
Conor Cummins has confirmed his withdrawal from the remainder of the 2024 Isle of Man TT Races.
In a short statement, Cummins said: “I have withdrawn from the 2024 Isle of Man TT Races with immediate effect, and will provide an update on my plans for the remainder of the season in the coming weeks. I’d like to thank all my sponsors and family for their continued support and wish my fellow competitors the best for the remainder of the TT.”
The news comes after uncharacteristically poor results in the opening races of TT 2024, with the 12-time podium finisher retiring from the opening Monster Energy Supersport Race and the RST Superbike Race, and finishing 8th in today’s RL360 Superstock Race.
Cummins re-signed with the Milenco by Padgett’s Motorcycles team for an eighth successive year following a period of speculation as to who he would ride for in 2024. The Manxman ultimately chose to remain with team and, after a viral illness side-lined him for much of TT 2023, was determined to be back on the podium and in the hunt for race victories.
No further detail has been given around Cummins’ decision at this time.
Padgett’s Motorcycles seem to have added that they have parted company with Conor Cummins in a Facebook Post :
One of the most read posts annually since 2017 on this site is the Winners’ Payout Details (with over 78,000 unique hits at the time of writing) and since 2017 I have updated annually it with the latest information from the current Regulations Booklet. You can read the entire 2024 book here : (may not be available after 2024) :
But if you are just here to see the 2024 Isle of Man TT Prize Breakdown and how much the competitors stand to win in each class then please read on.
IMPORTANT : The are some major changes since 2022, for example the Senior TT now awards the race winner – at the end – as opposed to at the end and throughout each lap as per 2022 and previously. The prize for winning the Senior TT has also increased since 2022 from £18,000 to £25,000. The other races have also seen increases in their placed prizes and overall prize pots.
If you would like to compare these changes with the prizes an prize pots from 2022 you can find those details here :
The 2024 Pre-TT Classic Road Races were held over Friday 24th May 2024 – Sunday 25th May 2024 on the Colas Billown Circuit, Castletown, Isle of Man.
With qualifying sessions held on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, the racing got underway on Saturday evening, followed by a full race schedule for Sunday.
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Thank you for all the memories, your hard work and dedication over the past two years. It’s been an absolute blast and a pleasure having you on the team 
Good luck for your next chapter 
It’s not goodbye, it’s a see you soon 
