BSB race winner left without a ride for 2027 after team suddenly withdraws
Christian Iddon has provided an update on his future, admitting he “won’t be racing” in BSB next season as things stand.
2026 could wind up being Christian Iddon’s final season in BSB if things don’t change in the coming months for the BSB race winner.
The Sencat Yamaha team Iddon moved to for the 2026 BSB season announced during the final weekend of the year at Brands Hatch that it would not be continuing in the series next season.
That means Iddon is currently left without a ride, and he says the decision came late enough for him to now be in trouble to find a ride for next season, in BSB or elsewhere, even though he doesn’t feel ready to stop racing.
Speaking about his future on social media, Iddon said:
“Sorry I've been quiet lately, but I've been trying to let the dust settle,” Iddon wrote in a social media post.
“I've had a few messages asking what my plans are for next season, and sadly, the truth right now is that I don't have any.
“As it stands, I won't be racing in the 2027 British Superbike Championship (if at all), which is something that cuts deep.
“I'm desperately clinging to the hope something might crop up, but all real, viable options are exhausted.
“What hurts the most is that I feel I have so much left to give and to prove, and I'm not ready to stop.
“If I knew my fate just a few weeks earlier, this would be a very different story, but this is the hand I've been dealt.
“I genuinely hope I can provide a more positive outlook at some point.
“Thank you to everyone in my corner. It means a lot.”
BSB’s off-season will conclude at the beginning of May when the 2027 season starts at Oulton Park. Official pre-season testing gets underway in March at Donington.
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