Triumph and Renegade: A Dynamic Partnership in Supersport Racing
ATLANTA, GA – October 30, 2026 – The motorcycle racing scene is buzzing with excitement as Triumph Factory Racing revives the iconic Renegade name for an exhilarating new chapter in the World Supersport Championship. This partnership isn't just a nostalgic nod to the past; it marks a fresh start as the Renegade Triumph Factory Racing team aims to reclaim its place on the global stage.
Historic Highlights of the Renegade Racing Legacy
Fans of motorcycle racing will recall the Renegade name from the early 2000s when it electrified British tracks. Under the leadership of Mark Griffiths, Renegade Racing quickly made its mark, securing a runner-up finish with Michael Rutter in the British Superbike Championship in 2002. The team's transition to the World Superbike Championship in 2004, featuring riders like Noriyuki Haga and Leon Haslam, was nothing short of spectacular—culminating in their first victory at Valencia.
The Future of Supersport with Triumph’s New Street Triple 798 RS
As the team gears up for the 2027 season, they are not only bringing back the Renegade name but also unveiling the all-new Triumph Street Triple 798 RS. With a focus on innovation and performance, this machine promises to compete fiercely in what is known as one of the most competitive categories in motorcycle racing today. Triumph's commitment to combining their extensive racing heritage with cutting-edge technology positions them to excel in the upcoming season.
Acknowledging Success: Continuation of PTR and Compos Racing
Triumph's evolution in the Supersport arena also involves collaborations with the PTR Triumph Racing team, which has celebrated significant achievements over the past six years. Their support will continue as they work alongside Renegade, demonstrating Triumph's dedication to fostering competitive environments and nurturing talents across various teams.
Looking Ahead: Excitement for the FIM Supersport World Championship
Mark Griffiths expressed immense pride at Renegade’s resurgence, underscoring the extensive behind-the-scenes work that has gone into this exciting new venture. His vision for the team reflects a shared passion for racing and a commitment to success that resonates deeply with fans and riders alike. As Triumph's Chief Product Officer, Steve Sargent, noted, they are not just racing; they are building an exciting era in the Supersport world. Fans are eagerly awaiting the unveiling of the team’s lineup and promise a thrilling season ahead.
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