spain s tamarit motorcycles crowned winner of triumph originals 2026Hats off to an excellent build.Begin Press Release:SPAIN WINS TRIUMPH ORIGINALS 2026SEVEN NATIONS. THOUSANDS OF VOTES. ONE WINNER.Related VideoSpain's Tamarit Motorcycles has been crowned the winner of Triumph Originals 2026, Triumph's global custom competition.Quique Berna's team beat six other finalists to secure 33% of the public vote, and top the judges' scoring.Triumph teams from Canada, China, France, Italy, Spain, UK and USA worked with their chosen local dealers or builders to create the ultimate 'Time Capsule' Scrambler.spain s tamarit motorcycles crowned winner of triumph originals 2026Spain's Tamarit Motorcycles has been crowned the winner of Triumph Originals 2026, Triumph's global custom competition, after securing 33% of the public vote and earning the highest combined score from the international judging panel. Its Scrambler 400 XC impressed both judges and voters with its original interpretation of the competition's Time Capsule brief and exceptional build quality.Bringing together custom builders from Canada, China, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, and the USA, Triumph Originals 2026 challenged each team to create a one-off 'Time Capsule'; Scrambler inspired by a defining era from the model's rich history.Thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world cast their votes to help decide this year's winner, celebrating the creativity, craftsmanship and engineering skill of the global custom motorcycle community. The public vote was combined with scores from an international judging panel made up of leading figures from the worlds of motorcycle design, custom building, journalism, and heritage, ensuring every entry was assessed on its originality, technical execution, and interpretation of the Time Capsule brief.Steve Sargent, Chief Product Officer at Triumph Motorcycles, led the panel of judges and was joined by Chase McQueen, the grandson of Steve McQueen and the son of Chad McQueen; bestselling author and journalist Eric Hendricx; Rolf Henniges, one of Germany's leading motorcycle journalists and founder of FUEL magazine; and Satoshi, the co-founder and lead mechanic of the legendary Fonk Motorcycles in Japan.spain s tamarit motorcycles crowned winner of triumph originals 2026Steve Sargent commented:"We have seen thousands of riders and motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world take the time to explore these builds and cast their votes, helping us celebrate not only the heritage of the Scrambler, but also the creativity, craftsmanship and talent within the global custom motorcycle community.""For more than 60 years, the Scrambler has inspired riders to take a Triumph and make it their own. From the original desert sleds of the 1960s to today's 400cc, 900cc and 1200cc models, it remains one of motorcycling's most versatile and adaptable platforms. Every builder in this competition created motorcycles that honored the Scrambler's heritage, while showcasing high levels of craftsmanship and engineering capability.""Quique Berna and the Tamarit team created a motorcycle that impressed both the public and our judging panel. Their Scrambler 400 XC captures the spirit of the Time Capsule brief in a really original way, while delivering an exceptionally high standard of design, engineering and execution. It is a worthy winner of Triumph Originals 2026."Eric Hendricx said:"The Tamarit entry shows real depth to the work. The engineering and fabrication support the visual idea, and the bike feels lighter, sharper and more purposeful than the base platform. The proportions are strong and Triumph DNA survives despite the scale of the transformation."Chase McQueen commented:"Berna's creation has guts. It looks light, tall, and ready - more race bike than custom. The white, the red number, the Spanish details all hang together, and it has that old desert-racer attitude, which I respect."Satoshi added:"To achieve such a highly refined motorcycle while successfully balancing both design and functionality from the initial concept stage through to final execution shows a wealth of experience and a very high level of technical skill."Tamarit Motorcycles team leader Quique Berna said:"We have been building time capsules right from the very beginning. By focusing on elegance and exclusivity, we aim to create heritage bikes whose essence gets frozen, then reawakened years later, untouched by time. Like a white T-shirt, the Scrambler is timeless now and will still be in twenty years' time.""We started out 'just' customizing motorcycles, and we've ended up demonstrating that a small idea, when backed by teamwork, can go around the world. Thank you to Triumph, to everyone who competed, and to everyone who believed in Tamarit before the world even knew how to pronounce our name."Learn more about Tamarit Motorcycles here.View Gallery : 10 photosBecome a Motorcycle.com insider. Get the latest motorcycle news first by subscribing to our newsletter here.