Bermudian motorcycle racer Aeziah Divine described his third R&G Moto4 British Cup campaign as an “awesome” year of racing.
The 16-year-old, who represents Fibre Tec Honda-MLav Racing, finished thirteenth overall with 70 points, seven places higher than in his previous campaign.
“Another incredible season of R&G Moto4 British Cup complete,” Divine posted on social media.
“We ended the season last weekend with a top five and two P12 finishes at Donington Park.
“Lots of great battles and a ton of progress made all season.
“The 2026 season didn’t go without hurdles, but I’m super happy with how it ended and cannot thank everyone enough for the support throughout it all.
“I want to say a massive thank you to my team first and foremost.
“Fibre Tec – GRYD Racing – it’s been an awesome year! Huge congrats also to my team-mate Ryan “The Rhino” Frost for taking the hard-earned championship!
“A huge thanks also goes out to every single person and company who has been behind me this season. There is no way we’d have done it without them.”
