John McGuinness and Dean Harrison will continue with Honda Racing UK in the 2025 season.
Honda Racing UK will return to the Isle of Man TT and North West 200 in the 2025 season.
As well as announcing their 2025 British Superbike lineup the team have also unveiled their 2025 Road Racing lineup.
John McGuinness will remain with Honda Racing UK for the 2025 season. The Veteran rider will only participate in the 'big bike' classes as he enters his thirty-fifth season of Road Racing. After returning to the podium in 2024 at the North West 200 McGuinness aims to make history again in 2025.
Dean Harrison will return for a second year with Honda Racing UK in 2025. The 35-year-old had an excellent debut year with Honda as he stood on podiums in the Superbike, Superstock & Supersport classes throughout the season. Harrison will also participate in the 2025 British Supersport Championship alongside his Road Racing efforts.
McGuinness said: "There is nothing that makes me prouder than putting on my Honda top, riding for this team and representing the brand. To be there in the thick of it contributing what I can to the team and having a good go of it myself, it honestly means the world. So to get the opportunity to continue doing that for another year, I couldn’t be happier.
"I rode hard this year and you could say we managed to capitalise on a few scenarios to stand back on the box again, but they don’t come in Christmas crackers and you have to earn them. It was amazing really, and very humbling to get such a reaction. I always knew I was capable of another podium but when it came it was so sweet. I’m just super proud and excited to get going with the testing and get stuck in come the season start."
Harrison said: "I am so excited to go again next year having learnt all of the lessons we learnt this year on the roads and the short circuits. I enjoy riding the CBR600RR so much so to continue in Supersport is really positive, we showed some really good pace on that bike so I want to continue building on that good form. I also get to work with the same crew as this year across all of my racing next season which helps a lot with consistency. You see how hard they work and it’s such a motivator for me. We have a year of development under our belt with all of the bikes and I am looking forward to getting on with the job and trying to win."
