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Torin Collins
Nation
CAN
Team
Altus Motorsports
Bike / Class Detail
Yamaha YZF-R9
Home Club
Canadian Motorcycle Assoc
Segment Name
Supersport
Date of Birth
July 11, 2005
Hometown
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Physical Stats
Height
5'9"
Weight
160 lbs
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Brown
Torin Collins
Rider Stats
0
Championships
0
Wins
0
Podiums
0
Poles
0
Points
Biography
Canadian sensation Torin Collins returns to the MotoAmerica Supersport grid for 2026, marking his third full season with the powerhouse Altus Motorsports team. After a decade of grooming in elite international programs—including the British Talent Cup, European Talent Cup, and FIM JuniorGP—Collins has firmly established himself as one of the most technically proficient young riders in the North American paddock.
The 2025 campaign saw Collins display remarkable consistency. Campaigning a Suzuki GSX-R750, he secured a 9th-place ranking in the final championship standings. His season was defined by reliability and pace, as he earned nine top-10 finishes, including a season-best 6th-place result at Circuit of The Americas—the very track where he famously debuted with a podium in 2023.
For 2026, Collins takes on a new challenge as he transitions to the Yamaha R9. This move pairs his high-corner-speed riding style with Yamaha’s latest middleweight platform. Backed by the experience of Altus Motorsports, the Calgary native is poised to turn his consistent top-10 form into a sustained assault on the Supersport podium.
Little Known Fact:
Torin calls Jack Miller his racing hero. His favorite track is Estoril. His favorite hobbies include motocross, ice riding, gaming and working out. He began riding motorcycles when he was five years old. Sometimes known by his nickname of “Torinado.” Torin also does rider train through his TC Academy. Torin is firmly in the Canadian Superbike (CSBK) records books, becoming the third youngest Pro Superbike race winner at 18 years old and 347 days. He is also the second-fastest rider to win a feature class race, accomplishing this feat in just his second start.
Torin calls Jack Miller his racing hero. His favorite track is Estoril. His favorite hobbies include motocross, ice riding, gaming and working out. He began riding motorcycles when he was five years old. Sometimes known by his nickname of “Torinado.” Torin also does rider train through his TC Academy. Torin is firmly in the Canadian Superbike (CSBK) records books, becoming the third youngest Pro Superbike race winner at 18 years old and 347 days. He is also the second-fastest rider to win a feature class race, accomplishing this feat in just his second start.
MotoAmerica Stats
Wins:
Podiums: 1 (Supersport)
Wins:
Podiums: 1 (Supersport)
Career Highlights:
2025 – Finished 9th in MotoAmerica Supersport riding with Altus Motorsports on a Suzuki GSX-R750. Earned nine top-10 finishes with a season best of 6th at COTA. 2024 – Finished 12th in MotoAmerica Supersport racing for Altus Motorsports on a Suzuki GSX-R750. Scored a five top-5 finishes, with a best result of 7th at Road America. Made his debut in the Canadian Superbike Championship and won a round of the series in Edmonton. 2023 – Placed 18th in MotoAmerica Supersport Championship (finished 3rd and 4th in only 2 races he started) racing for Vision Wheel M4 ECSTAR Suzuki. Tied for 28th in FIM JuniorGP World Championship (best race finish was 15th in Race Two at Valencia), 1st Canadian to score points in FIM JuniorGP World Championship. 2022 – Best race finish was 17th in FIM JuniorGP Moto3 Junior World Championship, 1 win and multiple podium finishes in CVMA 2022-2023 Winter Series. 2021 – Tied for 30th in the FIM European Talent Cup Championship (best race finish was 14th at Jerez). 2020 – Raced in European Talent Cup (best race finish was 16th). 2019 – Finished 15th in British Talent Cup (best race finish was 7th). 2018 – Selected to join 2019 British Talent Cup, won EMRA Lightweight Superbike and Lightweight Open Championships (11 wins, set 2 class lap records), multiple race wins in 2018/2019 CVMA Winter Series, won UtahSBA Moto3 race at Utah Motorsports Campus. 2017 – Won 7 CMA Mini Road Racing National Championships, won 2 FIM Mini Road Racing Championships, won 8 races and set 2 class lap records during 2017/2018 CVMA Winter Series.
2025 – Finished 9th in MotoAmerica Supersport riding with Altus Motorsports on a Suzuki GSX-R750. Earned nine top-10 finishes with a season best of 6th at COTA. 2024 – Finished 12th in MotoAmerica Supersport racing for Altus Motorsports on a Suzuki GSX-R750. Scored a five top-5 finishes, with a best result of 7th at Road America. Made his debut in the Canadian Superbike Championship and won a round of the series in Edmonton. 2023 – Placed 18th in MotoAmerica Supersport Championship (finished 3rd and 4th in only 2 races he started) racing for Vision Wheel M4 ECSTAR Suzuki. Tied for 28th in FIM JuniorGP World Championship (best race finish was 15th in Race Two at Valencia), 1st Canadian to score points in FIM JuniorGP World Championship. 2022 – Best race finish was 17th in FIM JuniorGP Moto3 Junior World Championship, 1 win and multiple podium finishes in CVMA 2022-2023 Winter Series. 2021 – Tied for 30th in the FIM European Talent Cup Championship (best race finish was 14th at Jerez). 2020 – Raced in European Talent Cup (best race finish was 16th). 2019 – Finished 15th in British Talent Cup (best race finish was 7th). 2018 – Selected to join 2019 British Talent Cup, won EMRA Lightweight Superbike and Lightweight Open Championships (11 wins, set 2 class lap records), multiple race wins in 2018/2019 CVMA Winter Series, won UtahSBA Moto3 race at Utah Motorsports Campus. 2017 – Won 7 CMA Mini Road Racing National Championships, won 2 FIM Mini Road Racing Championships, won 8 races and set 2 class lap records during 2017/2018 CVMA Winter Series.