Jayson Uribe

After back-to-back powerhouse seasons in the support ranks, Jayson Uribe officially makes the full-time leap to the MotoAmerica Superbike Championship for 2026. Remaining with the OrangeCat BMW squad, Uribe will pilot the formidable BMW M 1000 RR against the best road racers in the nation, marking a natural progression for one of the paddock’s most technically proficient riders.

Uribe enters the premier class riding a massive wave of momentum from 2025. He concluded his Stock 1000 tenure with a stellar 3rd-place championship finish, illuminated by eight podiums and a brilliant victory at Road Atlanta. Perhaps more telling of his Superbike potential was his “cameo” appearance at the New Jersey season finale; jumping onto the Superbike grid, Uribe stunned with three consecutive top-10 finishes, capped off by a career-best 5th place in the final race of the year.

With a background that includes extensive European racing and a runner-up championship rank in the 2024 Stock 1000 class, the California native possesses the international race craft required for the Superbike level. His seamless chemistry with the OrangeCat crew and his proven speed on the BMW platform make him a dark horse candidate for consistent podium contention in 2026.

Little Known Fact: At age four Jayson started riding a Honda 50 dirt bike, by seven he was racing Supermoto and by age nine he was road racing.  His entire family rides motorcycles, it’s a passion which runs deep. When not racing Jayson works full time as an electrician for his dad’s company and he also serves as a volunteer fire fighter and has spent time of the front lines in California wildfires. 

MotoAmerica Stats
Wins: 3 (Stock 1000)
Podiums: 16 (15 in Stock 1000, 1 in Supersport)

2025 – Finished third aboard his OrangeCat BMW M 1000 RR in the MotoAmerica Stock 1000 Championship with eight podium finishes on the season, including a victory at Road Atlanta. Raced the final weekend of MotoAmerica Superbike in New Jersey and recorded a trio of top-10 finishes, with a best of 5th in the final race of the season. Those finishes put him 17th in the final Superbike standings. 2024 – MotoAmerica Stock 1000 runner-up with two wins (his first victory in MotoAmerica competition coming at Brainerd) and 7 podium finishes in all aboard the OrangeCat Racing BMW. 2021 – Ranked 17th in MotoAmerica Superbike racing a Suzuki for FLY Racing/ADR Motorsports. Scored four top-10 finishes. Best result was 8th at VIR. 2020 – Raced a just two weekends of MotoAmerica Superbike events (The Ridge and Laguna Seca) on his own Rock and Sons Racing Honda CBR1000RR. Scored three top-10 finishes, including eight in both rounds at The Ridge. On that limited schedule he finished ranked 21st in MotoAmerica Superbike. 2019 – Entered just two events (Utah and Laguna Seca) in MotoAmerica Superbike. Earned three top-10 finishes, with a season best of eighth (twice). Rode his own Uribe Racing Honda Superbike. 2018 – Raced West Coast rounds of MotoAmerica Superbike with the factory-backed Genuine Broaster Chicken Honda squad. Finished the year ranked 18th. Scored three top-10 finishes, with a ninth at round 12 in Utah his top result. 2017 – Split time racing here in America in MotoAmerica Supersport and in the European CEV Moto2 Championship (where he finished 11th). Ranked 17th in MotoAmerica Supersport having raced in just two event weekends. In MotoAmerica rode for Rickdiculous Racing Yamaha. Scored a podium in race two at Utah. 2016 – Raced European CEV Moto2 Championship and finished 11th. 2015 – Raced a single round (New Jersey) of MotoAmerica Superstock 600 on a Meen Motorsports Yamaha, best finish was fourth in race 1. Ranked 19th in Superstock 600. Became the first American to win a race in any class within the French Superbike Championship when he took victory in a French Superstock 600cc Championship race at the Ledeon circuit. 2014 – Finished third in the British (BSB) Moto3 Championship. Scored six podiums in all with a best result of second (twice). 2013: Finished 11th in British (BSB) 125cc National Championship. Best result was seventh.