Korie McGreevy and McAdoo Racing Kawasaki announce 2026 deal for Ulster Superbike Championship
Korie McGreevy will continue with Northern Ireland’s McAdoo Racing Kawasaki team in 2026.
The Ballynahinch rider is entering his fourth season with the famous Cookstown-based outfit.
McGreevy retained the Ulster Supersport title this year and finished third in the Superbike championship after missing several rounds through injury.
The Ballynahinch man and former British Superstock 600 champion said he was “delighted” to extend his association with Winston and Jason McAdoo’s celebrated team.
“I’m delighted to be staying with McAdoo Kawasaki for 2026,” said McGreevy. “The goals remain the same and we are hungry to keep winning.
“Big thank you to Winston, Jason and the whole McAdoo team for their continued faith in me and I hope to continue to repay them with more success.”
In a statement issued on Monday morning, the McAdoo Racing team said McGreevy’s crash in practice at Kirkistown had ultimately cost him the Ulster Superbike title, which was won by Lisburn rider Carl Phillips.
“We have enjoyed a hugely successful time together since 2023, winning by far the most races in Ulster Superbikes and a championship title every year.
“Korie retained his Supersport title in 2025 on our ZX6-R636 Kawasaki, despite a practice crash at Kirkistown which cost him the Ulster SBK title. Missing those 6 races was a potential 150-point hit but this is racing.
“We’re excited to go again in 2026 and feel we’ve helped to raise the level in the championship since 2023. We’ll further develop our Kawasakis stable again over the winter and hope to produce more race-winning bikes for next season.”