Former WorldWCR racer Jamie Hanks-Elliot is making a move to the new BSB Junior Sportbike class for 2026, marking a significant shift in her racing career. After a season away from the BSB paddock, Hanks-Elliot is returning to the track, bringing her expertise from the WorldWCR series. In 2025, she dominated the one-make women's championship aboard the Yamaha R7, and now she's set to compete in the new Junior Sportbike class, replacing the Kawasaki Superteens series. This move is a strategic decision, as Hanks-Elliot has prior experience in the BSB paddock, having competed in the Junior Supersport class and the BMW F 900 R Cup. Her enthusiasm is palpable as she expresses her excitement about joining the Rev2Race team, emphasizing the opportunity to work with an experienced team and the potential for strong results. Rev2Race Racing Academy Team Principal, Kev Stephenson, shares her enthusiasm, highlighting the Yamaha R7's proven competitiveness in the Pirelli National Sportbike Championship. With a focus on speed and consistency, Hanks-Elliot is poised to make a significant impact in the new championship, and the team is already gearing up for the upcoming season, eager to be part of this groundbreaking racing initiative.
