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Delight for Dixon with Triumph-powered Malaysian Moto2 Win
Racing | 27th Oct 2025

Delight for Dixon with Triumph-powered Malaysian Moto2 Win

Jake Dixon stormed to a Malaysian Moto2™ World Championship victory today, beating David Alonso and Barry Baltus to glory in a red-flagged affair at the Sepang International Circuit.
Triumph Celebrates Superb Inaugural Enduro Season with the TF 250-E
Racing | 27th Oct 2025

Triumph Celebrates Superb Inaugural Enduro Season with the TF 250-E

The newly launched TF 250-E has made a remarkable debut in its first year of competition, powering Triumph Motorcycles to multiple successes across the FIM EnduroGP World Championship, including third, fourth, and fifth in the Enduro1 category and two top 10 finishes in the EnduroGP standings.
Triumph TF 250-E at EnduroGP
Racing | 21st Oct 2025

Triumph Factory Racing Enduro Team Wraps up Debut Endurogp Season with Strong Results in Germany

The Triumph Factory Racing Enduro Team concluded its debut FIM EnduroGP World Championship season at the GP of Germany with another strong showing from Jamie McCanney aboard the TF 250-E.
Triumph Daytona 660 at National Sportbike Championship
Racing | 21st Oct 2025

Top Five for Lewis Smart and The Daytona 660 at Brands Finale

Lewis Smart splashed his way to a superb fifth-place finish today, emerging from a tricky Pirelli National Sportbike race with a season-best finish.
Triumph Street Triple 765 at British Supersport
Racing | 21st Oct 2025

Luke Stapleford, Lee Johnston and The Triumph Street Triple 765 Rounds Off 2025 British Supersport with A Top Five

Lee Johnston capped off the 2025 Quattro Group British Supersport Championship inside the top five today as the SENCAT By Swan Racing Triumph rider backed up Macadam Factory Racing Team’s Luke Stapleford’s fifth in Saturday’s Race one aboard their Triumph Street Triple 765s.
Triumph Street Triple 765 RS at Moto2 Racing
Racing | 21st Oct 2025

Victory at Home for Senna Agius Who Makes History at Phillip Island

Senna Agius stormed to an incredible victory today, where in front of a cheering home crowd the 20-year-old became the first-ever Australian to win a Moto2™ race at Phillip Island, crossing the line 3.684s ahead of David Alonso and Diogo Moreira.