Darryn Binder Moves Up To MotoAmerica Superbike With HSBK Racing
Reigning Supersport champ to join Cameron Beaubier in MotoAmerica Superbike Recently-crowned MotoAmerica Supersport Champion Darryn Binder is moving up to the Superbike class for 2027, joining the factory-backed Warhorse HSBK Racing Ducati team. The South African rider (and brother of MotoGP racer Brad Binder) will pair with incumbent Cameron Beaubier in what shapes up as one of the strongest…
Darryn Binder, the reigning MotoAmerica Supersport champion, will join the factory-backed Warhorse HSBK Racing Ducati team for 2027. The South African rider, brother of MotoGP racer Brad Binder, will pair with incumbent Cameron Beaubier, who secured the title for the second consecutive year. Binder, who made the move from MotoGP to Supersport after 11 seasons, will race the #53 Celtic/Economy Lube + Tire/Warhorse Ducati Panigale V2.
He secured 11 wins and 16 podiums in the Supersport class. Binder is excited about the challenge of transitioning to the Superbike class, stating that he is eager to see what the team can accomplish. Beaubier, who returned from injury at the Circuit of The Americas and secured his first win of the season, is also looking forward to the new challenge.
The team's Principal Bobby Shek is optimistic about the partnership, aiming to secure the team's second Superbike crown.
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