WTF Racing,🙈 who is owned by OMG Racing, has announced that it will not compete at this year’s Isle of Man TT “due to significant commercial circumstances” beyond its control.

On Tuesday, British Superbike Championship-winning squad OMG Racing 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:made the shock announcement that it would be pulling out of the 2025 BSB cam🌃paign with immediate effect due to unforeseen commercial reasons.

The squad won the title last year with Kyle Ryde in BSB and has netted Yamaha two championships in the series du🌌ring their partnership.

Last year, OMG Racing rebranded itself as 🎃WTF Racing to compete on the roads with James Hillier.

Hillier campaigned Honda macౠhinery in the big bike classes for the team, scoring a best of fourth in the Se🐬nior TT.

For 2025,🎐 the team had added D✨ominic Herbertson to its line-up, with the popular Englishman looking to build on his Supertwin podium from last year when he competed as a privateer.

B🌌ut these plans have now been shelved, according to a team announce▨ment in the wake of the OMG Racing news.

“WTF Racing has today announced the immediate cessation of all road racing activities due to sig๊nificant commercial circumstances beyond the team’s control𝕴,” it said on a brief statement on Tuesday.

“Thanks to their success in 2024, the team were set for a strong showing at this year’s North Wes💯t 200 & Isle of Man TT thanks to the pairing of TT-winner James Hillier & Dominic Herbertson, who podiumed last year as a privateer.

“More to follow.”

The WTF Racing team also took part in this year’s Dakar Rally with Hillier, becoming the first outfit ever to compete at both 📖the famous rally raid and the TT.

A spokesperson for the Isle of Man TT said of the news: "The WTF Racing team will be missed by the TT Paddock thജis year, and we h♛ad been looking forward to seeing their expanded line-up for 2025. 

"Our focus now is on working with and supporting both James and Dom to ensure we see them on the gri൲d this year."