This team is based in Rhayader, Mid Wales – home of the EnduroGP of Wales and the opening round of the 2026 British Championship. It has been supporting the British Enduro Championship since 2013 and has been using Sherco machinery since 2021. For the 2026 season, the squad’s roster includes Nieve Holmes, the 2025 Elite Women’s British Enduro Champion, Devon’s Ben Zeale, local riders Jack Probert and Ben Evans, and young talent Tomos Jones.
Sherco Factory Racing UK enters the series with a clear mission: to create an inclusive paddock for all Sherco riders while investing in the next generation of British talent. Alongside its own programme, Sherco Factory Racing is proud to support other UK teams in the paddock, including ET James Racing, Motofit Racing, and QBG Racing. Look out for star-name guest riders during 2026 with Factory stars Steve Holcombe or Antoine Magain tipped to join the action when calendars permit.
The team made outstanding progress during its first year of domestic Enduro competition in 2025, winning the British Enduro and British Sprint titles at the first attempt. Led by experienced team manager – and four-time enduro world champion – Paul Edmondson, Triumph Racing Enduro can call on lots of discipline-specific knowledge and experience in the paddock and will be eager to build on the strong foundations it laid last season by putting on another epic championship-winning display in 2026.
KTM UK is boosting its commitment to the Enduro GB series in 2026 by backing Paul Rowland’s P.A.R Homes KTM official race team. The squad’s three‑rider line-up in the E1 class is a strong one with experience and young talent forming a formidable team of Dan Mundell, Jack Edmondson, and Rees Jones. As well as competing in Enduro GB, the team will also be pushing for success in the Welsh and European championships.
