Storm Stacey has announced his 2025 BSB𓂃 pla൲ns, with a switch in both teams and manufacturer.

Having raced in BSB since 2020 with the GR Motorspo❀rt Kawasaki team, Stacey — who took his first BSB race win at Snetterton last season — has now announced that he will be joining the Bathams AJN Racing squad for 2025, and hopping on a BMW M1000RR for the first time.

“I’m so happy to finally be able to share the𓂃 news that I’ve joined Bathams AJN Racing for the 2025 season,” said Stacey.

“Like a lot of people, I’ve often noticed thei♛r✃ bikes on track and love their look, who doesn’t like a bit of gold?

“Even though they’re going to be new to the class, they have been in the paddock for years, plus they’ve got tonnes of experience with the BMW, so I’m sure it’ll go as well asꦿ it looks.

“Fo๊r me personally, the challenge and opportunity of riding for a different team, and on a different bike, is one that I’m really excited about and I can’t wait to get stuck into.

“I’ve never been short of motivation, but this fresh challenge on the back of a great 2024 season t💜hat I got my first win in has got me fired up good and proper.

“I’ll be doing everything I can between now and the start o🍌f testing to make sure I’m in the best shape possible.”

Bathams Racing team owner Michael Rutter added: “You don’t need me to tell you just what an exciting and popular rider Storm [Stacey] is, so to have him on our bike for our first season in BSB is a great reཧsult for us.

“I’m under no illusions that there’s a lot for us to learn, and Storm will need to adapt to the bike. However, it’s easy to forget that despite his young age, he’s already a highly experienced superbike rider, which will m🌸ake a huge difference.

“Now we need to get down to business, and start putting together a winter testing plan, as well as all the🦹 other details so that we’re all ready at round one.”