Tayla Collins returning to ASBK in Supersport Next Gen title
Australia’s sole representative in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship, Tayla Collins (née Relph), is returning to the Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) in 2027, where she will compete in the Supersport Next Gen title for a newly established team – InDrain Solutions Racing by Full Throttle.
It will mark Collins’ first full-time campaign in the ASBK Championship since 2019, taking full advantage of the revamped summer calendar to make it happen.
Collins will compete on a Yamaha, following a couple of impressive domestic outings on her father’s ageing YZF-R6 over the last Australian summer.
InDrain Solutions Racing by Full Throttle is owned by Teague McMaster, with Ted Collins taking on a dual role as team manager and crew chief – bringing together more than a decade of elite racing, rider development and world championship experience.
Collins, McMaster and Collins on the 2026 WCR grid in Hungary
“As soon as ASBK announced the move to a summer championship, I realised my world championship off-season could now be spent racing at a national level, said Collins. “It was an opportunity we couldn’t ignore, so we got to work straight away. From our very first conversations, Teague’s enthusiasm for both me and this entire project was incredible.
“He believed in the vision from day one, and having someone willing to back not only myself but our whole team means so much. This program has been built with one purpose; to make us stronger when we return to the world championship.
“This will be my first national season on a Supersport bike… so it’s definitely going to challenge me both physically and mentally.
“But that’s exactly what I want. If I want to continue improving on the world stage, I need to continue growing in all areas to further broaden my knowledge, race craft and speed, and there is no better way to learn that than racing against the strongest competition possible.”
McMaster said the project has been months in the making, with a clear vision of building a team capable of delivering success both on and off the track.
“Launching InDrain Solutions Racing by Full Throttle into the ASBK paddock is something I’m incredibly proud of,” he said. “A lot of work has gone on behind the scenes over the past six months to bring this project together, and it’s exciting to finally make this public.
“Partnering with Ted and Tayla Collins was an easy decision. What they’ve achieved together in the World Championship speaks for itself, not only through their on-track performances but through the professionalism and dedication they’ve shown in building and extending their programs and efforts year after year.”
“I’ve proudly supported Tayla throughout her world championship journey over the past two seasons, and I’m excited to now give her the opportunity to be that person who can help showcase what she’s capable of back here in Australia.”
The 2027 Australian Supersport Next Gen Championship will be held over five rounds, beginning at The Bend from November 13-15.
The final round of the 2026 FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship is at Jerez from October 16-18, with Collins currently in 12th position after a luckless campaign.
