Royal Enfield’s 'Build. Train. Race.' Series Is Back and You Have a Shot at Racing for Free

Royal Enfield's Build Train Race series is now taking applications. If accepted, you've basically got a free ride to race in 2027.

By: Robbie Bacon

Sep 22, at 9:01am ET

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Applications are now open for Royal Enfield's Build.Train.Race (BTR) series, or as I say, "One of best manufacturer-sponsored entry-level race series going."

If you're unfamiliar with the series, it's an all-woman initiative that teaches women to build and race their own motorcycles in what has to be the most unique race operating right now. The series takes place across the US and consists of two racing disciplines with a separate grid of riders for separate flat track and road racing championships.

Selected riders receive a Royal Enfield motorcycle in the form of a Continental GT 650 to convert into their own race bike, with support from Royal Enfield and their partners helping turn the production bike into a race-ready machine. Riders will also benefit from training provided by Royal Enfield's mentors to help prepare them for the season ahead. The Road Racing series is open to riders from the United States, Canada, and Brazil, with six slots available for the upcoming campaign. Flat Track has a further six places to fill, open to riders from the United States and Canada.

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Adrian Sellers, Head - Custom & Motorsport at Royal Enfield, said, Opening applications for the upcoming season is always an exciting time, as we look forward to welcoming a new cohort of riders. Reviewing the stories, experiences, and talent across every application received, it’s a privilege to help provide an opportunity to the six successful racers in each of the Road Racing and Flat Track Championships to showcase their abilities to a global audience, as they look to springboard a career in motorcycle racing.”

If you'd like to race basically for free, you do have to meet a few requirements. Potential riders must be 18 years of age or older, and although motorcycle experience is necessary, riders are not permitted to have held a pro-level race license before. Since the season takes place across multiple rounds throughout the United States, riders are required to remain flexible to allow for travel requirements during the course of the season. If this sounds like it's up your alley, you can apply through this website, but make sure to get your application in for the 2027 season before the October 19th closing date.