MLav Racing has announced a five strong rider line up in the R&G Moto4 British Cup for 2026 with Ryan Frost, Aeziah Divine, Tyler Humpries, Lucy Curtis and Sebastian Dear lining up in the Fibretec Honda MLav colours.
Frost returns after finishing inside the top three this season with 12 podiums including two victories, he will be joined by Aeziah Divine as he aims to build on his previous experiences in the class. Meanwhile Humpries is looking forward to the new challenge and the team welcome Curtis as the first female competitor in the team with Dear completing the line up for a rookie season.
Frost said: “I’m super excited to be back with Fibretec Honda MLav for my third season with this amazing team. I am looking forward to 2026 and cannot wait to get started.”
Divine said: “I can’t wait to race with Fibre Tec Honda MLav Racing again next season. I had an awesome first year working with the team and gained a lot of insight. We made lots of progress together and created great momentum. I’m super excited to be back in the R&G Moto4 British Cup.
“I believe it will be a great year, and I’m looking forward to building on last season’s milestones with this incredible team.”
Humpries said: “I’m really looking forward for next year and getting to work with my team. I know they’re going to be a good help so I’m very excited to get the season started.”
Curtis said: “Racing with MLAV Racing in 2026 is an incredible honour, and becoming the first female rider on the team makes it an especially powerful milestone. I’m proud to break new ground and so excited to bring my passion and determination together in racing as we make history as one.”
Dear said: “I’m happy to join MLAV team for next season in BTC. I want to say thank you to the team for giving me the opportunity to race in 2026 with them. I want to say thanks to my family, sponsors, and RS ACADEMY for supporting me and helping make this happen. I will work hard to do my best in my first season racing in Britain.”
Nathan Smith, British Team Manager commented: “It's good to have returning faces and new faces within the team for 2026. We have a great mix of experienced riders, and also rookies to the championship.
“We have riders who capable of winning races consistently, who will ultimately have one aim, to win the championship. We have other riders that are looking to move up the grid and score consistent points after a promising 2025. Then we have the rookies who first and foremost have to learn the bike, the class and the team - who we will look to see progression through the year.”