Raceways Yamaha are proud to announce the return of title sponsor McAMS for the 2026 Bennetts British Superbike Championship, marking the revival of one of the most successful partnerships in Bennetts BSB history – McAMS Yamaha.
The McAMS Yamaha story began in 2017, marking the start of a remarkable journey in the British Superbike Championship. Over seven years, the team achieved an impressive record – amassing 47 race victories, over 100 podium finishes, and both the Riders’ and Teams’ Championship titles in 2021.
After seven successful seasons in the paddock, team owner Steve Rodgers and the crew announced their departure from racing at the end of 2023, before making an unexpected return to the premier class just weeks before the start of the 2025 season.
The renewed collaboration between two powerhouse names in the domestic paddock will see 2022 BSB Champion Brad Ray return to the reins of the Yamaha R1 superbike, while the team’s Quattro Group British Supersport effort will be fronted up by 2023 champion Ben Currie, and 2022 third place finisher Harry Truelove aboard the all-new Yamaha R9.
The addition of McAMS as Raceways Yamaha’s title sponsor comes off the back of an exceptional return to competition in 2025, where Ray and the team secured an impressive 12 race victories and 22 podium finishes aboard the R1. After coming agonisingly close to championship glory this season, the team is set to return in 2026 with eyes firmly on the title.
On the Yamaha R9 side of the expanding Raceways Yamaha garage, Currie too has his eyes set on attaining a second British Supersport title of his career, finishing just four points shy of championship victory back in October.
The former champion is no stranger to the ultra-competitive Supersport series, having finished as runner-up in the championship on three occasions since his debut back in 2016.
Currie brings to the team an impressive record of over 20 victories and 60 podium finishes on the national stage – a rich experience that bodes well for the outfit’s hopeful 2026 campaign.
Truelove too has his eyes set on a strong 2026 campaign aboard the R9. His 2025 efforts in the championship were concluded with a top 10 finish, having achieved a best result of fourth at Cadwell Park earlier in the year.
With a new team around him and aboard a package with proven performance on the world stage, hopes are high for a fruitful campaign in 2026, which will also mark his ninth year in the class.


