WSBK News

WorldSBK will become the first production-based motorcycle championship to adopt carbon-ceramic brake discs under a new Brembo deal.

Garrett Gerloff secures his place on the 2027 WorldSBK grid with Kawasaki.

Nicolo Bulega says it will be “impossible” for him to continue his WorldSBK win streak to the end of the 2026 season.

Sam Lowes says he is “happy” with his 2026 WorldSBK season so far despite “a couple of bad rounds”.

Iker Lecuona says he is “happier and more relaxed than usual” ahead of the Misano WorldSBK after his MotoGP fill-in last week.

Miguel Oliveira is “excited” to get back to WorldSBK this weekend after missing the last month of racing.

Ryan Vickers will partner Somkiat Chantra at the Misano WorldSBK round.

Nicolo Bulega says he “had to lay it all on the table” to win the Aragon WorldSBK Superpole Race.

Jake Dixon has been ruled out of Sunday’s double-header at the Aragon WorldSBK due to an ongoing wrist injury.

Miguel Oliveira says a Misano WorldSBK return is “realistic” for him.

Jake Dixon is unsure whether he will be able to complete both Sunday races at the Aragon WorldSBK.

Tommy Birdewell says his maiden WorldSBK top-five at Aragon was a “pipe dream” for the whole Superbike Advocates team

Alvaro Bautista says he did “maybe too many laps” in practice at the Aragon WorldSBK.

A “‘nothing crash’” turned into one of the most dramatic of the WorldSBK season for Jake Dixon at Aragon.

Alvaro Bautista says his crash in Most that left him with ankle fractures was “bad luck” but “not really scary”.

Jake Dixon says his fitness is still “far from 100 per cent” ahead of his debut WorldSBK round this weekend.

Jake Dixon has been passed fit to ride at the Aragon WorldSBK after missing the opening five rounds of the season.

BMW will be without both Miguel Oliveira and Danilo Petrucci for the upcoming Aragon WorldSBK.

Tommy Bridewell has revealed some concerning details about Honda’s WorldSBK project.

Bimota’s Axel Bassani says the Italian factory knows “for sure” that it will face a “difficult weekend” at the Aragon WorldSBK.

Axel Bassani’s crew chief says the Italian’s side of the Bimota WorldSBK team is “still learning” what he wants.

Jake Dixon says he had to manage his physical condition at the Misano WorldSBK test but is sure of an Aragon return.

Yamaha is “still a long way to arrive where we want to be” despite progress at a recent WorldSBK test.

Alex Lowes explains why Bimota voluntarily chose not to run in the best track conditions at the Misano WorldSBK test.