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As part of Triumph’s commitment to a more sustainable motorcycling future, a dedicated new testing programme for sustainable fuels has been established at the Brand’s Global R&D facilities in Hinckley, UK.

Championship winning pedigree will head Triumph Factory Race Team, with Bobby Hewitt announced as team principal

The 2022 Triumph Triple Trophy was decided at the final Moto2™ round of the season the Circuito Ricardo Tormo in Valencia. Going into race day Jeremy Alcoba, Liqui Moly IntactGP team, and Moony VR46 Racing Team rider Celestino Vietti were the two leading contenders for the 2022 Triumph Triple Trophy with Alcoba leading by 4 points, leaving the TTT table very much open for a thrilling final race.

New for 2023, the most powerful and poised Street Triple 765 line-up ever, with a major update to the Street Triple R, making this the new definitive new streetfighter, a new Street Triple RS which sets a whole new benchmark for performance naked sports, and an exclusive limited-run Street Triple 765 Moto2 Edition – delivering the highest specification and most focused Street Triple ever, and the closest you can get to a Moto2 racer for the road.

Taking 95.5% of the total points available throughout the 7 stages of the 1000 Dunas race in Morocco, Triumph’s off-road ambassador won the Hard Trail category on his Tiger 900, with 1390 out of 1455 total points.

Inspired by the classic custom look that has been a significant part of Triumph’s iconic history, from the original chromed tank of the 1937 Speed Twin to the 1960s Tritons, and all the way up to the birth of the custom classic generation, this new collection of beautiful, limited editions celebrates the craftsmanship and artistry that sits at the heart of Triumph’s DNA.

Building on the glorious partnership between two iconic British brands, which began with Triumph featuring in No Time To Die, Triumph celebrates 60 years of Bond with the release of an exquisitely crafted and ultra-exclusive Speed Triple 1200 RR Bond Edition, strictly limited to just 60 motorcycles worldwide.

What a great ride! Every year we do this ride it keeps getting better and better! It blows my mind how we continue to find new roads that lead to new places that are just as spectacular as the places we went to the year before.

Triumph Motorcycles confirms plans to compete in the prestigious FIM Motocross World Championship in 2024, with a factory supported race programme under an all-new Triumph Racing banner.

On Sunday 7th August, just before the Moto2 race at the Monster Energy British GP, Triumph motorcycle celebrated their 120-year anniversary with a parade lap where some of the most significant and historic Triumph models, ridden in front a cheering Silverstone crowd.