Developing riders
A track record of bringing young talent onto the BSB grid and giving them a genuine shot.
Taunton, Somerset · Est. 2004
Punching above our weight in British Superbike.
NPRacing is an independent BSB team running professionally prepared Honda Fireblades — built on family values, developed riders, and two decades in the paddock.
- In the BSB paddock since
- 2004In the BSB paddock since
- First full Superbike season
- 2020First full Superbike season
- Fireblade machinery
- HondaFireblade machinery
- Brayden Elliott, 2026
- #51Brayden Elliott, 2026
The team
Run by Neil Pearson, built by the paddock.
NPRacing is a private British Superbike team based in Taunton, Somerset, led by Neil Pearson — founder of NP Motorcycles. Under his leadership the business has grown from a motorcycle servicing workshop into a recognised independent name on the BSB grid.
Without the budget of factory-backed outfits like Honda Racing UK, Ducati PBM or McAMS Yamaha, NPRacing has earned its reputation the hard way: developing young talent, running properly prepared machinery, and staying a close-knit, family-style operation with experienced technicians.
Pro-prepared Hondas
Every Fireblade is built and run to a professional standard, race after race.
Family operation
A close-knit crew of experienced technicians — not a corporate outfit.
Punching above weight
Consistently competitive against teams with far bigger budgets.
- NPRacing
- ZYN British Superbike Championship
- Brayden Elliott · Race number 51
- Honda Fireblade
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Brayden Elliott
- Started racing motorcycles at age 4
- Raced Speedway & Dirt Track until switching to road racing in 2014
- Multiple State & National Dirt Track Championships (24+)
- The Ultimate Rider reality TV show — finalist
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- 2015 — Australian Supersport Champion
- 2015 — Australasian Supersport Championship, 2nd (equal 1st)
- 2016 — Australian Superbike Championship podium, Rd 6
- 2016 — Rookie of the Year, 1st Privateer, Best Presented Team award
- 2016 — 3x rounds, Moto America Superbike Championship
- 2017 — British Superstock 1000 Championship (qualified 3rd on debut)
- 2018 — established own team in British Superstock 1000 Championship
- 2020 — first BSB podium, 3rd at Oulton Park
- 2022 — 4x podiums, race win, lap record in STK1000 BSB
- 2022 — 4th overall, Superstock 1000 Championship
- 2023 — Superbike debut, Rd 9 BSB
- 2024 — British Superbike Championship
- 2025 — 4th place, Bol d'Or 24h World Endurance Championship
- 2026 — return to British Superbikes
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