Royal Enfield celebrated multiple milestones at Road America, reveling in motorsport success, custom competition winners, and 125-year anniversary celebrations.
This is a press release from Roya Enfield…
Plymouth, WI (June 12, 2026) — The second round of the Build.Train.Race. Road Racing program took place in front of a record crowd at the Road America venue, as over 70,000 spectators were treated to two B.T.R. races, featuring entrants from the US, Canada, and Brazil.
In typical B.T.R. fashion, two close races across the weekend produced a debut podium for Tati Paze, with a third-place finish in Race One, as she became the first Brazilian to podium in the series. After celebrating alongside three fellow Brazilian racing compatriots, Paze repeated podium success in Race Two, bettering her previous finish with a second-place result. The races were won by Bryanna Everitt and Jasmine Noelle respectively, with first and second places separated by just tenths of a second in each race.
Brazilian success coursed through Royal Enfield’s presence at Road America, as the event hosted the winner of the B.T.R build-off competition, with the winning GT model coming all the way from the Florianopolis dealer based in Brazil to Wisconsin. Representatives of the dealer were flown to the circuit to see their winning motorcycle on display and proudly celebrate the Royal Enfield collaboration across the Americas region.
Sandro Ávila, responsible for the custom build from Royal Enfield Florianópolis – Grupo Sekai, said, “It was a privilege to follow the Road America round and witness both the outstanding organization of the Build.Train.Race. program and the impressive skill and competitiveness displayed by the women racing the Continental GTs. To top it off, we had the opportunity to showcase all the talent and creativity of Real Motorcycles, in partnership with Royal Enfield Floripa, by transporting our winning motorcycle that won the B.T.R. build-off from Brazil all the way to Wisconsin to display in front of the record attendance.”
The winning bike proved a huge hit with the record crowd in attendance at Road America, as the winning custom machine drew in spectators with its unique exhaust setup and bodywork finished in the proud colors of the Brazilian flag.
Adrian Sellers, Head – Custom & Motorsport at Royal Enfield, added, “Road America showcased the real qualities that motorcycling with Royal Enfield offers. Bringing together different regions through debut podiums and on-track action with the Build.Train.Race. road racing program, plus hosting the latest custom build with the B.T.R. build-off competition winners from Brazil. To be able to host this in front of record crowds helps us continue to share the Royal Enfield 125th anniversary celebrations with everyone.”
This collaboration across the Americas region highlights Royal Enfield’s ability to connect riders through motorcycle culture, motorsports, and custom creativity, as the brand celebrates 125 years of bringing riders together. In their 125th year, Royal Enfield continues to be at the forefront of investing in the next generation of motorcycle riders, serving as an entry point for those looking to learn how to ride, explore off-road, learn the art of personalization and customization, and participation in motorsports.
Learn more at https://buildtrainrace.com/road-racing/
