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PHR Performance has confirmed that Harrison Dessoy and Fenton Seabright will remain with the team for the 2027 FIM World Sportbike Championship, both set to continue on the Triumph Daytona 660. The decision preserves the squad’s rider pairing as the inaugural World Sportbike season moves toward its closing round at Jerez.
Continuity for PHR Performance
PHR Performance will run an unchanged rider lineup next year after securing contracts with both riders. Team owner Peter Hickman framed the re-signings as a reward for a promising first season on the global stage.
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“I’m really pleased that we’ve managed to retain both Fenton and Harrison for 2027 after what has been a really promising debut season on the World Stage,” Hickman said. “We’ve used the Daytona 660 now for a good number of years, winning the 2024 National Sportbike Championship and winning races with Harrison in 2025, so the entire PHR Performance team has lots of experience now with the bike.”
How the season has unfolded
The British duo have contributed to a steady debut campaign in the first-ever World Sportbike series, combining for one race win and five additional podium finishes across the 14 races run so far.
Fenton Seabright sits fifth in the championship standings, claiming victory at Magny-Cours and adding three third-place results. Harrison Dessoy, the 21-year-old who races with number 55, has taken a third at Aragon and a second at Cremona and is 12th overall heading into Jerez.
Riders’ recent form and background
Dessoy raced for PHR Performance in the British National Sportbike Championship last season, finishing sixth overall with two wins and five podiums. That domestic experience helped prepare him for the step up to the world stage.
Seabright spent 2025 in Britain’s National Sportbike series on an Aprilia RS660 for FHS Racing, where he finished third in the standings with three wins and six podiums. His domestic results have translated to consistent World Championship pace this year.
Next steps
With contracts in place for 2027, both riders return their attention to the remainder of the current campaign. The team will aim to close the season strongly at the Jerez round this weekend.
