This is what we have instore for 2023...

Clearly as an organisation that uses competitive motorcycle racing as it's core, our activities are centered around competing at race circuits all over the UK. 

Year on year, we strive to offer more unique opportunities to our beneficiaries from the Wounded, Injured and Sick UK Service personnel & Veterans communities. This is achieved by continual growth of our racing footprint. Our front of house activity will again be focused around multiple riders competing in different classes at the world renown and televised British Superbike Championships.

2023 see's a slight change for the team as we move into the Quattro British Supersport Championship with our two previous Ducati Tri Optiopns cup riders. Alongside this, we also plan to compete in the National Superstock 1000 Championships with another 2 riders. Being a part of the British Superbike Championships means we are not only able to portray our message to the widest possible audience at the circuit itself, but we are also able to offer great brand exposure for the team and our sponsors through the televised coverage of the racing. 

New for 2023 Quattro Group British Supersport

An 11 round championship, held over every round of the British Superbike Championship. The Quattro Group British Supersport Championship leads the support class line up and this season will again feature an incredible line up of riders representing the world's leading manufacturers.

The middleweight class for typically 600cc capacity machines has regularly provided some of the fiercest, closest racing ever seen and for nearly three decades has been exclusively restricted to production-based models. With an unrivalled support structure, two opportunities to race each weekend, riders are guaranteed a great weekend of racing and as a sponsor you are virtually guaranteed an excellent weekend of brand exposure and entertainment too. 

National Superstock 1000 Championship

Held at all 11 rounds of the entire British Superbike Championship season, the National Superstock 1000 Championship is one of the premier support classes at the British Superbike Championships. The series consists of multiple races involving 200bhp, 1000cc Superstock specification bikes from all major manufacturers competing against each other. The National Superstock 1000 Championship races themselves are a major spectacle; taking the form of extended sprint races, with 50 miles of frantic action, full grids of up to 40 bikes and unrivaled support class coverage, just a step away from the premier Superbike Class. 

Alongside our involvement at a National level with the British Superbike Championships, we also plan to again compete at a club level with the North Gloucester Road Racing Club, with whom we have a long standing relationship. In 2012 it was with this club that True Heroes Racing competed in it’s first ever race meeting and since then we have gone on to become regular club competitors, and even club title champions (2018 and 2019 Sound of Thunder Championship winner). Competing at race circuits in various locations across the UK, this provides an opportunity for both our riders and support crew to build up and hone their skills in a less pressurised environment, proving ideal for developing confidence, teamwork and integrating newer members.