ARCH Racing 2026 Takes on MotoAmerica Super Hooligans

ARCH Racing has officially confirmed its return to MotoAmerica competition for the 2026 season, fielding the ARCH Motorcycle 2s-R in the Super Hooligan National Championship with a two-rider lineup featuring Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams.

This isn’t a “back for another go” kind of announcement. ARCH Racing 2026 is being framed as the next evolution of a program that already made a statement by bringing a bespoke American V-twin into the modern road racing spotlight. After a landmark debut season that introduced the 2s-R to American road racing, the team’s 2026 campaign doubles down on what matters in a class as chaotic and competitive as Super Hooligans: performance development, competitive consistency, and growing the ARCH presence on a national stage.

ARCH Racing 2026 Brings Back Corey Alexander and Adds Depth

If you watched the project take shape, Corey Alexander’s return feels both obvious and essential. In ARCH Racing 2026, Alexander isn’t just a rider—he’s described as “both rider and integral leader within the racing operation,” and that matters because the 2s-R isn’t a cookie-cutter platform. The New York native, and former SBI Road Race Editor, brings championship-level experience and, more importantly, a working knowledge of how this particular machine behaves under pressure as the team continues refining the 2s-R for elite competition.

The other half of the rider pairing is the kind of name that instantly changes the gravity of a development program. Jeremy McWilliams joins Alexander for ARCH Racing 2026, bringing decades of international racing experience and the technical clarity that only comes from doing this at a high level for a long time. McWilliams isn’t being positioned as a cameo or a “special guest star.” The announcement makes it clear he has “played a key role in the evolution of the 2s-R and remains a cornerstone of ARCH’s racing DNA,” which is exactly what you want when your goal is to accelerate development and sharpen results across a full season.

ARCH Racing 2026 and the ARCH 2s-R: Built to Be Tested

The motorcycle at the center of ARCH Racing 2026 is the ARCH 2s-R, built by ARCH Motorcycle in Los Angeles and developed in collaboration with Suter Racing. That partnership matters because it frames the 2s-R as more than a boutique showpiece. This is a platform built with real engineering intent, designed to be stressed, measured, and improved in the one environment that never lies—competition.

ARCH’s positioning here is consistent and refreshingly unapologetic: craftsmanship and performance aren’t separate lanes, they’re the same road. The 2s-R represents what the brand calls an “uncompromising commitment to engineering, craftsmanship, and performance,” and ARCH Racing 2026 is where those values get validated. As co-founder, Gard Hollinger put it, “Racing is now part of the soul of ARCH. The 2s-R was conceived with performance at its core, and competition is where that vision is tested and refined. Returning in 2026 with Corey and Jeremy reflects our long-term commitment to developing our motorcycles at the highest level and honoring the spirit of innovation that defines ARCH.”

ARCH Racing 2026 Goes Nationwide With Fans Along for the Ride

ARCH Racing will contest all six rounds of the 2026 MotoAmerica Super Hooligan Championship, and the team isn’t shy about the broader mission beyond lap times. Alongside technical development, the program is also leaning into fan engagement and premium hospitality experiences at race events nationwide—because if you’re going to build a national presence, you don’t do it quietly.

And for those of us who love the behind-the-scenes grind as much as the green-flag chaos, the team’s second season will once again be documented through a premium docu-series produced with V10 Entertainment. The series promises “unprecedented access” to 2s-R development, team operations, and the personalities pushing the program forward. Additional announcements are coming regarding partners, event activations, and the HOOLIGANS: The ARCH Racing Project docu-series, which is slated to drop in the coming weeks.arch

ARCH Racing is one of the more compelling stories in American road racing right now because it’s not chasing a template. It’s trying to write one—built around a bespoke American V-twin, a serious development partner, and a rider lineup that blends championship hunger with decades of hard-earned technical truth.

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Allan Lane

Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, followed by dosage MAGAZINE in 2019. Recently, Allan launched his third online publication, Club For Man. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.

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