The 2026 Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race. season came to its conclusion this weekend at Mid-Ohio, as Jasmine Noelle secured the series championship with a hard-fought victory in Race One, before Bryanna Everitt rounded the 2026 season out with a commanding win in Sunday’s season finale.
Race One delivered an intense battle as polesitter Jasmine Noelle faced pressure throughout the entire eight-lap race from Brianna Cutler. Noelle led from the start, only briefly surrendering top spot after a mistake late in the race, only to reclaim the lead with a pass on Cutler with just two laps remaining, taking the win just 0.7 seconds ahead of Cutler.
Brianna Cutler crossed the line second after pushing the eventual champion from start to finish, while Bryanna Everitt completed the podium in third. Tati Paze finished fourth, giving Noelle an insurmountable 39-point advantage in the championship standings and handing her the title, with only Sunday’s finale remaining.
With the title already secured, Sunday’s finale provided one last showcase of this season’s BTR competitors. Bryanna Everitt made the most of a strong start, grabbing the holeshot before steadily building a gap at the front. Behind her, Brianna Cutler and newly crowned champion Jasmine Noelle, plus Brazil’s Tati Paze fought for the remaining podium positions.
Paze briefly slipped to fourth before mounting a late-race charge, passing both Cutler and Noelle in the closing laps to claim second place. Cutler finished third, while Noelle capped her championship-winning campaign with a fourth-place finish.
Everitt crossed the finish line 0.7 seconds clear of the field to earn her second victory of the season and end the year on the highest step of the podium.
This year’s championship showcased another year of growth for the unique program, which combines rider development, motorcycle preparation, education, and professional road racing to create opportunities for women in motorsports. Throughout the season, competitors demonstrated progression both on and off the racetrack, highlighting the program’s continued impact in developing the next generation of racers.
Adrian Sellers, Head – Custom & Motorsport at Royal Enfield said: “The level of competition throughout the season has been fantastic, and only continued to intensify as the year progressed. This weekend’s final two races were a perfect example of the determination, racecraft, and sportsmanship that define this program. This championship is the result of an incredible amount of work from every rider in the Build.Train.Race. paddock and we want to pass a huge congratulations to our new champion Jasmine, and every other rider on the grid in making this such a special series.”
The 2026 BTR season once again highlighted Royal Enfield’s commitment to growing women’s motorcycle racing by empowering participants to build their own motorcycles, develop their racing skills, and compete at the highest level.
Find out more about the Build.Train.Race. series here.
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