TAG Honda doubles up with Charlie Nesbitt for the 2026 British Superbike Championship

TAG Racing on the attack in the 2026 British Superbike with two Honda CBR 1000RR-Rs: Charlie Nesbitt signed alongside the confirmed Fraser Rogers.

After fighting for the 2017 title with Josh Brookes and Yamaha, since 2021 TAG Racing has embarked on a new adventure in the British Superbike with full support from Honda Racing UK. Having rediscovered the joy of the podium in the 2025 season with Fraser Rogers at Knockhill, next year Gary Winfield’s outfit will continue to field two CBR 1000RR-Rs on the BSB grid.

TAG Racing Honda has announced the signing of Charlie Nesbitt, who will join the re-confirmed Fraser Rogers. Already a British GP2 Champion (the UK’s Moto2), over the last three years he has established himself among the BSB’s rising stars, taking four podiums, all with MasterMac Honda. With his long-standing partnership with Hawk Racing now concluded, the Swindon native hopes that moving to TAG Racing will bring standout results in 2026, drawing on his extensive experience with the CBR 1000RR-R.

"I’m really excited to be joining TAG Racing for the 2026 British Superbike season," said Charlie Nesbitt. "I feel I’ve made the best decision for the future of my career. I felt at home with the team straight away and our ambitions align perfectly: we’re both aiming to win, and I’m sure they’ll leave no stone unturned. My previous experience with the Honda Fireblade will definitely help; it’s great to get back on a bike I know and have fantastic memories of. I can’t wait to start this new challenge."

The rider line-up is completed, as mentioned, by Fraser Rogers, set for his third consecutive season in the British Superbike with these colors. The former British Superstock 1000 frontrunner, who made a brief appearance in the Moto2 World Championship at Portimão in 2021 with RW Racing GP’s NTS, earned an early contract renewal by returning TAG Racing to the podium during the rainy Knockhill weekend, along with several top-10 finishes.