27 Facts About Josh Brookes

For 2023, Brookes joined FHO Racing aboard a BMW M1000RR.

For 2022, Josh Brookes remained with the same team, renamed as MCE Ducati.

Josh Brookes returned to win Australia's Superbike and Supersport titles in 2005 on a Honda.

Josh Brookes then moved to World Supersport with a Caracchi Ducati for 2006, but left the team mid-season despite a 6th place at his home round.

Josh Brookes was racing again however, joining Bertocchi Kawasaki in the Superbike World Championship, debuting on the bike at the Italian round at Mugello.

Josh Brookes ran 4th in a wet race in the Netherlands before falling, but generally struggled, as it was his first time living in Europe, mostly on circuits he did not know.

Josh Brookes did enough to be retained for 2007, with the team gaining new investors, a switch to Honda Fireblade bikes, and a new teammate in fellow Australian Karl Muggeridge.

Josh Brookes joined the Stiggy Motorsport Honda team in the Supersport World Championship for the final 5 rounds.

Josh Brookes scored his second win at Donington Park, moving up to second in the championship.

Round 3 at Donington Park was a disaster, as Josh Brookes collided with Sylvain Guintoli on the sighting lap on the way to the grid, causing a broken leg for the Frenchman.

Josh Brookes claimed to have experienced a brake failure, if proven these allegations would have left Honda liable: for this reason they neglected to give their support.

Josh Brookes received a one-race suspended ban as a result.

Josh Brookes followed this with a front row start and two third places at Snetterton.

Josh Brookes apologised in a TV interview later in the programme for his mistake.

Josh Brookes had sustained a broken thumb from the crash.

Josh Brookes finished 3rd on his return at Croft, defending from one-off teammate Ryuichi Kiyonari on the line.

Josh Brookes took his first win in the fourth race of the season.

Josh Brookes took a win at Cadwell Park and two wins at Snetterton.

Josh Brookes's season was closely documented in the film I, Superbiker.

Josh Brookes made a British Superstock entry in the MotoGP support round at Silverstone, and a World Superbike appearance substituting for injured countryman Broc Parkes at Phillip Island.

Josh Brookes will make a wildcard entry with teammate Kiyonari at Silverstone.

For 2011 Josh Brookes switched to the Relentless TAS Suzuki team joined by Alastair Seeley who is competing in British Supersport.

Josh Brookes made a poor start to the season with a massive crash at Oulton Park which wrecked his bike.

In 2017, Josh Brookes finished second in the championship standings aboard a Yamaha.

Josh Brookes won two races and scored four second places.

On 28 November 2012, it was announced that Josh Brookes would compete at the 2013 Isle of Man TT Races.

Josh Brookes had better results at the 2014 TT, with a 7th, 10th, 67th and DNF from his four classes entered.