FHO BMW and Honda Racing Announce 2025 Rider Rosters

Peter Hickman and Davey Todd are set to participate in the Macau Grand Prix for FHO Racing this Saturday, prior to their collaboration for the British Superbike Championship (BSB) and the Isle of Man TT (IOM TT) in 2025. FHO Racing BMW and Honda Racing have announced their rider rosters for their respective 2025 road racing and British Superbike Championship seasons. The FHO squad has verified its intention to enter Peter Hickman and Davey Todd in both the BSB series and the Isle of Man TT. Todd is joining Faye Ho’s team following a successful 2024 season with TAS Racing, during which he clinched a second National Superstock 1,000cc title, triumphed in the Senior and Superstock TTs, and achieved three wins and three runner-up finishes at the North West 200. This year, the rider from Yorkshire established himself as the third fastest in TT history, recording a lap speed of 135.664mph in the Superbike TT, where he placed second behind Hickman. Todd stated, “I want to prove that I’m not just a road racer and I feel that I’m ready to make the step up and have a full season in BSB with a competitive package.” He added, “I’ve won two Superstock titles now so can’t do any more in the class and am twice the rider now than what I was when I won it for the first time in 2022.” Meanwhile, Dean Harrison and John McGuinness will continue to be part of Honda Racing’s roster for the TT and North West 200 races. Harrison is slated to compete in the Superbike, Superstock, and Supersport categories at both competitions, while McGuinness will participate in the Superbikes and Superstocks. Additionally, Harrison is scheduled to race in the British Supersport series during the upcoming season. Andrew Irwin, from Northern Ireland, is set to remain with the Japanese manufacturer in the BSB series, competing alongside Tommy Bridewell, who was this year’s championship runner-up. Jack Kennedy, a Dubliner, also stays with the team following his victory in the British Supersport championship in 2024; the specific class he will enter is yet to be announced.