WorldSBK
WorldSBK’s class leading category features production-based racing motorcycles. In comparison with standard road models, a World Superbike machine is allowed certain modifications: engine management, exhaust system, suspension, brakes and a number of engine parts.
WorldSSP
The World Supersport class features mid-range machines. These bikes are smaller, lighter and less powerful than their World Superbike counterparts and fewer modifications are allowed. The WorldSSP class produces some amazing on-track battles and is vitally important to manufacturers too.
WorldSSP300
World Supersport 300 is a feeder class which has been introduced for the first time in 2017 as a replacement for the European Junior Cup and European Superstock 600 Championship category. With a minimum rider age of 15, it features a range of lightweight sport bikes and is an easily accessible championship on the world stage.
Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship
The FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship promises to be a thrilling addition to the world of motorcycling, featuring women riders competing on a global stage.