Josh Brookes will change teams fo🌟r the 2025 British Superbike Championship.

Brookes has signed a deal to join the DAO Racing team, meaning a return to using Hon🐠da machinery🎐.

He is exiting FHO Racing where he was equipped with a ꦅBMW this year.

Brookes said: “I’ve s꧅pent the last few weeks building a Honda CBR1000RR-Rജ in the British Superstock spec, which is the same as Australian Superbikes run.

“The plan was to take part in the St. George Summ♈er Night series, which I’ve raced in for the last two years here in Australia.

“Previously I’ve partnered with an existing team but as there is no Honda representation in Australia this year it meant I had to build a bike myself if I wanted to race. This weekend was the first round and the first time I’ve🔜 been back on a Honda since 2010.

“I had booked into a ride day for Saturday day time hoping to do a shake down, adjust suspension, settings and check everything was in order, but as it wa꧑s torrential rain all day I didn’t ride the bike at all.

“Fortunatel꧑y, it dried out for the evening’s events to start but my very first ride on the bike was qualifying. I’m pleased to say the bike ran faultlessly, I qualifไied on pole and won the race.

“For a variet🏅y of reasons, there were quite a few names missing from this event who would normally be there, but they will be back for round two so now I’ve g🍃ot some laps in, I’ll work on tuning the bike and refining it for when they return.

“This process has beಞen super positive in many ways, but particularly generating a strong communication 𝐆link with myself and my new DAO team as I’ve had a lot of support from them during the build, phone calls and advice with set up as we are all learning the Honda together. To build a bike myself and then race it immediately gives me great hope for what we can do together when we’ve got time and test days behind us.”

Brookes last raced on a Honda in 2010 whe✤n he was 𝕴the runner-up in BSB.

He finished eighth in this year’s championship.