CopyBet has been named the Official Betting Partner of Worcester Racecourse for the 2026 National Hunt summer season, extending its involvement in UK horse racing.
Under the agreement, the operator will sponsor 57 races across 19 summer jumps meetings at the venue. The partnership runs from 5 May to 21 October and includes branding across the racecourse during events.
The deal also grants CopyBet naming rights to the Fixed Brush Series Final, which is positioned as the feature race of the Worcester summer programme.
CopyBet Managing Director, Mark Smith, said: “We’re delighted to partner with Worcester Racecourse as its Official Betting Partner. British horse racing is set to feature at the centre of another incredible summer of sport in the UK.”
Smith added: “We are proud to continue supporting one of the nation’s most popular sports.”
Worcester Racecourse GM Michael Thomas, said: “Ahead of another exciting summer of National Hunt action, we are thrilled to welcome CopyBet as our Official Betting Partner, helping us deliver another packed schedule of race days on the banks of the River Severn.”
The agreement builds on CopyBet’s broader horseracing sponsorship activity in the UK. The operator has previously supported racecourses including Carlisle, Exeter, Haydock, Huntingdon and Kempton during the current year.
In addition to racecourse partnerships, CopyBet maintains a brand ambassador arrangement with Irish jockey Jonathan Burke.
The operator also continues to offer Best Odds Guaranteed markets to customers once final race fields have been declared, as part of its horse racing product.
The Worcester Racecourse partnership adds to a series of sponsorship deals across UK racing as operators seek visibility during the summer jumps season.
In March, Betway became the first Official Betting Operator partner of Formula 1 through a multiyear agreement, introducing in-play wagering markets supported by real-time data integration.
Worcester Racecourse stages summer National Hunt racing, with fixtures running between May and October