Following a thrilling and successful first round of the year, King of the Roads is proud to announce its Live Season Pass for the remainder of the 2026 season. Bringing together the remaining four live broadcast events under a single, one-off payment, the 2026 KOTR Live Season Pass is now available to purchase. The 2026 King of the Roads Live

The 2026 King of the Roads season is officially here. For the first time, Oliver’s Mount in Scarborough hosts the series’ opener with the Bob Smith Spring Cup. England’s sole true road racing venue, Oliver’s Mount has long held a place on the King of the Roads calendar but is this year expanding its presence beyond September’s Gold Cup to

Following the successful debuts of its 2025 campaign, the King of the Roads motorbike road racing series will continue to offer high-quality live broadcasting for its events, with an expanded calendar in 2026. The first round of King of the Roads in 2026 will be the Spring Cup at Oliver’s Mount on Sunday 12 April. Road racing motorsport fans can

2025 was the fifth season of the King of the Roads, and it was the biggest yet, with 19 races across 9 events. As well as the established events, 2025 also saw the return of the Tandragee 100 and the Steve Henshaw Gold Cup at Olivers Mount, two much loved meetings. It was also a historic season as it saw

The last chequered flag has flown, and the 2025 season of the King of the Roads has come to a close. And in a season that saw 19 races take place across 9 events, it was Davey Todd who was crowned as champion for the third time, following his victories in 2022 and 2024.  The Englishman took 6 wins across

King of the Roads is proud to confirm that the Irish Motorbike Awards will be broadcast live this Friday 16th January, bringing one of the most prestigious nights in Irish motorcycle racing directly to fans around the world. Taking place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Shaw’s Bridge, Belfast, the awards evening celebrates the riders, teams and key figures who have