Michael⛦ Dunlop has joined Team LRP Poland for the 2025 FIM Endurance World Championship, with the 29-time Isle of Man TT winner set to race a BMW.

Team LRP is re🐈cognised as one of the EWC’s leading in꧙dependent squads, with the outfit finishing ninth in the teams’ championship in 2023.

Having 🦋sat out 2024 to focus on the Polish Superbike Championship,🐟 Team LRP has announced its return to EWC this season in the Superbike class.

A significant additio🏅n to its rider roster this year꧟ is 29-time TT winner Dunlop, who will race alongside former grand prix rider Danny Webb and Enzo Boulom in April’s 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans.

He will sit out ෴the Spa round in June🍌 owing to his TT commitments.

Dunlop has prior endurance racing experience, having competed aꦕt Le Mans last season aboard a Honda in the Superstock class. He finished 16th overall.

He also competed in EWC w🐽ith Honda TT Legends in 2013.

Team LRP Poland has str⛦engthened its ties to the Wroclaw University of Scienc♍e and Technology, which will act as the squad’s base and also see students form part of its pit crew at races.

The outfit will also run Dunlop tyres in 2025.

“We’re strengthening꧒ our collaboration with the Wroclaw University of S🀅cience and Technology and welcoming Dunlop onboard as our tyre supplier,” Bartomiej Lewandowski, team boss, said.

“Their support 🃏means a lot to us, providing not only acc🌳ess to prototype tyres but also the expertise of their top technicians.

“At the same time,ꦕ we’re excited to welcome our new, yet highly experienced, riders.

“Danny brings a wealt🍷h of experience from grand prix racing and the FIM EWC, while Mic🦹hael is a true legend and an extraordinary athlete whose determination inspires everyone.

“I’m confident we willꦏ 🦹leverage our collective experience and have a highly successful season together.”

Dunlop ꦿis yet to confirm his road racing plans for the 2025 season, having🎀 last year run a Honda Superbike with Hawk Racing and prepared his own machinery under the MD Racing banner in the other classes.

The Northern Irishman did offer a potent𒆙ial clue about what his plans could look like for 2025, after testing a Ducati Panigale V2 at Jerez last week.

The transpond𓆉er he was running was attributed to Milwaukee Ducati, which is what the TAS Racing squad will run as in 2025 inꩲ British Superbikes.

Recently, TAS Racing said it was still evaluating opt🌞ions to race on the roads this year having initially suggested it was going to focus fully on BSB in 2025.

Dunlop previouslꦐy rode for TAS Racing on BMW machinery in 2018 and 2019.