Royal Enfield's BTR Program Returns
R
oyal Enfield's Build. Train.
Race. (BTR) program will re-
turn for the 2024 season. Now in
its fifth year, this first-of-its-kind
program continues to welcome
women from all backgrounds
and experience levels into the
racing community for the oppor
-
tunity to travel the United States
to build and race custom Royal
Enfield motorcycles.
The 2024 BTR Road Racing
season will feature 13 racers.
Five riders will return from the
2023 season, including 2023 BTR
Road Racing Champion Mikayla
Moore. Motorsports Hall of Famer
and three-time Grand Prix World
Champion "Fast Freddie" Spencer
will return to coach the program
for 2024. This year's schedule
includes the following races:
May 19: Barber Motorsports
Park (Birmingham, AL)
June 2: Road America (Elkhart
Lake, WI)
June 30: Ridge Motorsports
Park (Shelton, WA)
August 18: Mid-Ohio Sports
Car Course (Lexington, OH)
The 2024 BTR Flat Track
program will feature 10 riders,
including three returning riders
from the 2023 season. Profes
-
sional flat track and supermoto
racer Johnny Lewis will return
as the program's coach for the
2024 season. The 2024 schedule
includes the following races:
March 7-8: Daytona Inter
-
national Speedway (Daytona
Beach, FL)
April 27: Texas Motor Speed
-
way (Fort Worth, TX)
May 11: Ventura Raceway
(Ventura, CA)
August 6: Black Hills Speed-
way (Rapid City, SD)
One additional race will be an-
nounced at a later date
"As the Build. Train. Race. pro-
gram enters its fifth year, we're
proud to continue to partner with
MotoAmerica and American Flat
Track to grow this inspiring com-
munity of female racers," said
Adrian Sellers, head of Royal
Enfield's Custom & Motorsport
Industrial Design Department.
"Every year, we see more and
more love and support from the
racing community, and we're
proud to continue developing
racers on the track and creat
-
ing role models in the sport for
young motorcyclists."
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Royal Enfield's Build.
Train. Race. program will
be back in 2024.
PHOTO:
BRIAN J. NELSON
