A title winner returns to the electric programme
Jack Brunell will return to the Arenacross British Championship with FUS Marsh Stark Future Racing in 2027. Brunell became the first rider to win the British Arenacross title on an all-electric Stark VARG in 2024 and now rejoins a team with official Stark Future backing.
Brookes steps from Pro-Am into the Pro class
Louis Brookes completes the two-rider line-up after winning the 2026 Pro-Am British Championship. His move gives the team one established Pro title winner and one newly promoted champion. Michael Keenan will manage the operation with support from Marsh.
Six arena nights in February
The championship opens at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham on 6–7 February, moves to Belfast’s O2 Arena on 12–13 February and concludes at P&J LIVE in Aberdeen on 26–27 February. The published championship prize fund is £150,000.
What is confirmed—and what remains open
The riders, team backing, dates and venues are official. Results are not predictable before the first gate drops, and no technical advantage is claimed for the electric motorcycle. The confirmed story is the return of a previous champion and the Pro-class promotion of the current Pro-Am champion.
Facts are frozen to the verification date shown above. Any later correction will be added visibly.
Primary source checked internally: Auto-Cycle Union / Arenacross / FUS Marsh Stark Future Racing.
