After a breakout debut that put a boutique American manufacturer on the national racing map, ARCH Motorcycle Racing is officially back for 2026—returning to the MotoAmerica Super Hooligan National Championship with its evolving ARCH 2S-R platform and a stacked rider lineup.
The Los Angeles-based performance brand will contest all six rounds of the 2026 championship, fielding the ARCH 2S-R with returning rider Corey Alexander and veteran racer Jeremy McWilliams. Together, the trio signals a serious push toward the front of the Super Hooligan grid as the program enters its next phase of development.
ARCH’s first season in MotoAmerica competition introduced the 2S-R to American road racing and proved that a bespoke American V-twin could compete against established factory-backed programs. For 2026, the focus sharpens: more performance refinement, greater consistency, and a stronger presence across the national stage.
The ARCH 2S-R—designed and manufactured in Los Angeles by ARCH Motorcycle Company—continues to evolve through an ongoing technical collaboration with Suter Racing. The partnership blends American craftsmanship with world-class racing engineering, pushing the V-twin platform closer to the sharp end of the field.
Corey Alexander returns to the program not only as a rider, but as a core leader within the racing operation. The New York native brings championship-level experience and an intimate understanding of the 2S-R’s chassis and power delivery characteristics. His role extends beyond race day, contributing directly to development and setup direction as the team refines the platform.
Alongside him, Jeremy McWilliams remains a cornerstone of ARCH’s racing DNA. With decades of international racing experience and deep technical knowledge, McWilliams has played a pivotal role in shaping the 2S-R from concept to competition. His feedback continues to influence the bike’s evolution, giving ARCH a developmental edge in a class defined by torque-heavy, high-character machinery.
“Racing is now part of the soul of ARCH,” said Gard Hollinger, co-founder of ARCH Motorcycle. “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.”
Founded by Hollinger and Keanu Reeves, ARCH has positioned itself as a premium American performance manufacturer, blending bespoke craftsmanship with engineering precision. Production models such as the KRGT-1, 1s, and the limited-production Method 143 reflect that ethos—but the 2S-R represents its most competition-focused expression.
The 2026 season will see ARCH Racing compete nationwide at all six rounds of the Super Hooligan Championship. Beyond on-track performance, the program will continue emphasizing fan engagement and premium hospitality experiences at select race events—bridging the gap between high-end motorcycle craftsmanship and grassroots racing culture.
The second season of ARCH Racing will again be documented through a premium behind-the-scenes docu-series produced with V10 Entertainment. Titled HOOLIGANS: The ARCH Racing Project, the series promises unprecedented access to the development of the 2S-R, team dynamics, and the realities of competing in elite American V-twin road racing.
Additional announcements regarding technical partners, event activations, and expanded media coverage are expected in the coming weeks.
With a refined machine, an experienced rider pairing, and a clear long-term vision, ARCH Motorcycle Racing’s 2026 return to MotoAmerica signals more than participation—it signals intent. HB