Jeremy McWilliams quits due to 'vendetta', Ulster claim he's 'abusing the system'
Jeremy McWilliams and MCUI (UC) in major fallout
www.crash.netHere’s the latest I could verify about Jeremy McWilliams:
- In 2025, McWilliams stepped away from the Ulster Superbike Championship amid ongoing differences with the Motorcycle Union of Ireland, citing an unfavourable organisational atmosphere and his enjoyment taking a hit [source: Crash.net, 2025-06-26]. This marked a notable shift in his long-running involvement in grassroots road racing in Ireland.[1]
- Earlier in 2025, reports indicated he planned a road racing return with JMac Racing, racing in Ulster Superbike Championship events across Superbike, Supersport, and Supertwin classes, after parting ways with KTM as a test rider due to funding constraints in the brand’s program [Visordown, 2025-01-30].[2]
- Additional context from coverage during 2024–2025 highlights McWilliams’ ongoing presence in North West 200 and related road racing scenes, including media features and interviews that emphasize his continued fitness and competitiveness at age 60-plus, as well as his broader career in MotoGP and King of the Baggers-style racing in the United States [YouTube interviews and profiles cited in search results, , , ].
If you’d like, I can drill down on:
- The exact timeline and quotes from his USBK fallout and any official responses.
- His 2025 race plans and which classes he’s targeting with JMac Racing.
- A brief career outline highlighting key milestones from MotoGP to current road racing.
Would you prefer a concise timeline or a short overview with links to full articles for more detail? I can also pull a current local status update for Malta-based followers if you want.