Record-breaking 41 permanent teams sign up for EWC action.

A record-breaking 41 permanent teams are set for action when the 2025 FIM Endurance World Championship fires up in France next week.

The sky-high list for the 24 Heures Motos (17-20 April) is the highest number achieved since Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Sports became EWC promoter in 2015 under a long-term agreement with governing body the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.

It’s also a reflection of WBD Sports’ tireless endeavour in transforming the EWC with an unrivalled live TV product and much more besides, achievements that have grown the popularity and widespread appeal of the EWC to new heights.

While permanent team status doesn’t require outfits to contest all four EWC events, it does provide them with myriad administrative and logistical benefits, plus coverage on the EWC’s official website and social media channels.

Jean-Baptiste Ley, Motorsport Events Director at WBD Sports, said: “Launching the 46th EWC season with a record-breaking 41 permanent teams is a fantastic achievement and further raises the expectations for an unmissable year ahead. It’s significant that three of those teams have entered the all-new, production-based FIM Endurance World Trophy, which provides a more accessible and more affordable route into the championship. We’re also very pleased to welcome eight new teams and three teams that are returning to the EWC. This underlines the benefits of participation but also the attractiveness of the championship to outfits with differing levels of experience and resource.”

The permanent EWC teams for 2025 follow in numerical order:

1: Yoshimura SERT Motul (Formula EWC)
2: T2C Racing (Superstock)
4: Tati Team AVA6 Racing (Formula EWC)
5: F.C.C. TSR Honda France (Formula EWC)
6: ERC Endurance (Formula EWC)
7: YART Yamaha (Formula EWC)
8: Team Bolliger Switzerland (Formula EWC)
10: Infini Team FLAM Racing (Superstock)
11: Kawasaki Webike Trickstar (Formula EWC)
14: Maco Racing (Formula EWC)
18: Team18 Pompiers Igol CMS Motostore (Superstock)
22: Team202 (Superstock)
24: Maxxess by BMRT3D Pirelli Motul (Formula EWC)
25: Team Étoile (Superstock)
27: TRT27 AZ Moto (Superstock)
33: Team 33 Louit April Moto (Superstock)
34: JMA Racing Action Bike (Superstock)
36: 3ART Best of Bike (Superstock)
37: BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team (Formula EWC)
41: Dafy-RAC 41-Honda (Superstock)
42: Green Team 42 Lycée St Claire (Production)
43: BGS Czech Team by Maco (Superstock)
44: Honda No Limits (Superstock)
49: Revo-M2 (Superstock)
53: Mana-Au Competition (Formula EWC)
55: National Motos Honda FMA (Superstock)
65: Motobox Kremer Racing powered by 321 (Formula EWC)
72: Junior Team Le Mans Sud Suzuki (Superstock)
77: Wójcik Racing Team (Formula EWC)
82: Uniserv Moto82 (Superstock)
85: Team Racing 85 by A2M2 (Superstock)
86: Pitlane Endurance (Superstock)
90: Team LRP Poland (Formula EWC)
96: Team Moto Ain (Formula EWC)
99: ELF Marc VDS Racing Team/KM99 (Formula EWC)
111: Aviobike WRS (Superstock)
119: Slider Endurance (Superstock)
199: ARTEC (Production)
222: Team Super Moto Racing (Production)
241: AG Racing Team (Superstock)
713: HERT by Moto-Jungle Racing (Superstock).

EWC permanent teams in numbers:
41: Permanent teams for 2025
11: Nationalities represented
30: Existing teams
8: New teams
3: Returning teams.

The 24 Heures Motos opens the 2025 EWC season from 17-20 April. Ticket information for the 24 Heures Motos is available HERE. And here’s a reminder of the full calendar for 2025:

24 Heures Motos (Le Mans, France): 17-20 April
8 Hours of Spa Motos (Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium): 6-7 June
46th Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race (Suzuka, Japan): 1-3 August
Bol d’Or (Circuit Paul Ricard, France): 18-21 September