True Heroes Racing broke new ground in 2013 when they fielded the first disabled rider at a National level

In front of a worldwide audience their inaugural rider, a double lower leg amputee, competed at the British Superbike Championships marking a hugely memorable moment.

Since 2013 True Heroes Racing have competed in a variety of different classes

Competing across both two-wheeled and three-wheeled categories, our journey at the British Superbike Championships began with a single motorcycle in 2013. What started as a modest venture has evolved into a team driven by passion, determination and unwavering support. Year after year we've expanded our presence, strengthening our team and refining our expertise. Today, we are proud to showcase resilience and teamwork while inspiring others to achieve their dreams both on and off the track.

The Bennetts British Superbike Championship (BSB) is the world's best domestic bike series and features some of its top riders. Loved by a huge fanbase, the championship is a thrilling spectator sport with explosive accelerations, dazzling speeds and dramatic races on par with Formula 1. Managed by MotorSport Vision (MSV) since 2008, BSB is now a globally recognised brand with live broadcasts in Europe and Asia and boasts top riders and manufacturers. The race is known for its neck-and-neck action, thanks to the control Pirelli tyre and strict regulations that level the playing field and can even beat lap times of British Touring Cars by six seconds.

True Heroes Racing at British Superbikes

Being a part of a team competing in Motorsport at the highest level is an immense challenge for anyone but provides the Wounded, Injured and Sick UK Armed Forces personnel & Veterans who form True Heroes Racing with truly unique opportunities to aid their recovery and journey through civilian life. Their direct involvement as part of a high end Motorsport team, all working towards the same output, also provides them with the opportunity to regain a focus and to strive forwards at their own pace. Motorcycle racing is a fast, frenetic and high-pressure environment, not too dissimilar in many ways to the battlefield. It is also a world many Armed Forces personnel would not have considered open to them, even when they were fully able bodied, let alone post illness or injury.

Competing at the British Superbike Championships also enables us to communicate our message of overcoming adversity through achievement to the widest possible public audience. The BSB race circuits span the length and breadth of the UK and wider still with worldwide exposure through the televised coverage of the racing.

Click here to see this years British Superbike Calendar

This year.....

See's us continue with the British Superbike Championship feeder class with riders in the BMW F900R Cup. We will also enter the Pirelli National Superstock 1000 class. Click on the calendar to the left to see where we are racing in 2025.