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Foggy is back in the British Superbike Paddock for 2026

British racing legend and 4x World Champion Carl “Foggy” Fogarty joins forces with Superbike Advocates Racing to announce an all-new team for the 2026 season.

image courtesy of the Bennetts British Superbikes website

Foggy will take on the role as Team Principal as he reunites with Ducati for the new team. He brings a wealth of experience to the team both in the international paddock and the British paddock, a fan favourite during his era.

The Superbike Advocates Racing team is managed by Lecha Khouri. He said “This news of Carl Fogarty joining Superbike Advocates Racing in BSB for 2026 is absolutely exciting.

“He is a true legend in his own right, a past champion with Ducati, and one of my favourite riders of all time, so this is a dream come true for our team.”

“This new venture will elevate our brand to new heights while delivering thrilling entertainment to fans worldwide. It’s an exciting adventure, and this is just the beginning so stay tuned!” says Khouri.

“King Carl” said: “I am looking forward to being back racing! I am older and wiser now than when I ran a team before and that was a development bike, but this time we will be on a proven bike that can win. We want to hit the ground running straight away and be in a position to win races from the off.”

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Team owner Lecha Khouri with a selection of his motorcycles!

Despite the 2025 season being just round the corner, it’s already looking to be an action packed season. This allows time for the team to amp up and join the paddock with as much preparation as possible, eyeing up other Ducati machinery across the grid.

Lecha Khouri, competed in the F1 Heritage class and already managing a team in the Australian Superbike Championship. The new team will be working with the experienced Jackson Racing squad.

You can find out more information on Superbike Advocates Racing by following the link to their website here.

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