WSBK News

Alex Lowes and Jake Dixon would both like the WorldSBK calendar to change, but in different ways.

Garrett Gerloff believes that simply further slowing Ducati’s engine performance will not lead to better competition in WorldSBK.

Jake Dixon says “things on the bike have changed” compared to 2025 that are not allowing Honda to perform as it did in WorldSBK last year.

Jake Dixon ran into another physical issue at the UK WorldSBK, a suspected trapped nerve in his arm.

How Jonathan Rea’s six-year WorldSBK domination compares to that of Nicolo Bulega in 2026.

Garrett Gerloff says his triple top-10 results at the UK WorldSBK came three weeks later than he’d have liked.

Jonathan Rea feels he maximised the Honda WorldSBK package at Donington, where he finished 10th in one race.

Axel Bassani turned his weekend around at the UK WorldSBK, finishing fourth in Race 2.

Alex Lowes was left with “nothing to fight with” at the end of Race 2 at the UK WorldSBK.

Iker Lecuona says WorldSBK manufacturers can only blame themselves for the current Ducati domination of the series.

Maria Herrera thought she was WorldWCR champion at Donington before being given a penalty

Yari Montella extended his WorldSBK podium streak to seven races at the UK Round, but he wants more.

Nicolo Bulega bounced back from his first WorldSBK defeat of 2026 with two wins on Sunday at Donington.

Iker Lecuona says he was “happy” after crashing out of the UK WorldSBK Superpole Race.

Yari Montella’s Donington WorldSBK podium was his ninth of the season and fifth in a row.

Tommy Bridewell explains how his tyre slipped “180 degrees” in Race 1 at the UK WorldSBK.

Nicolo Bulega’s loss at the UK WorldSBK brought to an end the most historic run in the championship’s history.

Iker Lecuona’s first WorldSBK win came at a circuit where he’d missed the top-10 for the past three years.

Tommy Bridewell reflects on a “special” fifth place in Race 1 at his home WorldSBK round.

A second Ducati rider has been declared unfit for the UK WorldSBK, this time after FP3 on Saturday morning.

Nicolo Bulega was fastest in both Friday practices at the UK WorldSBK, but felt he had an imperfect feeling on the bike.

Only 17th in FP2 at the UK WorldSBK, Danilo Petrucci says he is “slow everywhere” at Donington.

Iker Lecuona says he has not been able to find a comfortable setup on his bike at the UK WorldSBK.

Alex Lowes says WorldSBK is “arriving at a dangerous point” with the continued domination of Ducati.