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Triumph Scrambler 400 X in Baja Orange tank
Motorcycles | 1st Jul 2025

Triumph Unveils New Paint Schemes for 2026

Triumph launches twelve new paint schemes with high-impact flashes of colour for 2026
Fighting Finishes for Triumph Riders in Challenging Snetterton Sportbike Race
Racing | 23rd Jun 2025

Fighting Finishes for Triumph Riders in Challenging Snetterton Sportbike Race

Round 3 of the Sportbike Championship at Snetterton delivered close racing and fierce battles throughout the field, with Triumph Daytona 660 riders showing determination and race craft across the board in a competitive 11-lap contest.
Guillem Farres Charges to Fourth Overall in Great Britain
Racing | 23rd Jun 2025

Guillem Farres Charges to Fourth Overall in Great Britain

Monster Energy Triumph Factory Racing’s Guillem Farres has finished in a fine fourth overall at the MXGP of Great Britain.

Triumph Street Triples Dominate in Snetterton British Supersport
Racing | 23rd Jun 2025

Triumph Street Triples Dominate in Snetterton British Supersport

Success for Macadam Triumph Factory Racing with a one-two finish in Sunday’s Feature Race and three Triumphs in the top five in Saturday’s Sprint Race.
Manuel Gonzalez rises back to the top in Mugello moto2™ comeback
Racing | 23rd Jun 2025

Manuel Gonzalez rises back to the top in Mugello moto2™ comeback

Manuel Gonzalez delivered a commanding ride at Mugello, carving his way through from eighth on the grid to take victory and reclaim the Moto2™ championship lead.
Triumph's Austin Forkner holding Alpinestars' TechAir MX airbag system
Clothing | 18th Jun 2025

Triumph Racing Stories: SMX Racers Benefit from Innovative Tech-Air Technology

Triumph Motorcycles' leap into the off-road sector opened the door to new opportunities – and new risks – both on and off the racetrack. In such a high-stakes environment, athlete protection was not just important, it was essential. That is why a strategic partnership with Alpinestars, a brand with deep roots in both tarmac and dirt, was a natural fit for the Triumph Factory Racing programme.