Superbikes move leaves Phillip Island community in limbo

Superbikes move leaves Phillip Island community in limbo

The Phillip Island community is coming to terms with the loss of another major sporting event with South Australia claiming the rights to Australia's Superbike World Championship race from 2028.

WorldSBK Racing at The Bend from 2028

The MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship will begin a new chapter in Australia from 2028, with The Bend set to host the Australian Round on a multi-year agreement.    Located in South Australia, Shell V-Power Motorsport Park at The Bend will join the WorldSBK calendar from the Championship’s 41st season onwards.    Australia has been a cornerstone of WorldSBK since the Championship first visited the country in 1990, producing some of the sport…

WorldSBK to race at The Bend for the Australian Round from 2028 onwards

WorldSBK has announced that the championship will take its Australian Round of the calendar to The Bend circuit in Adelaide from 2028. The championship reached an agreement with the circuit and organisers in the Australian state of South Australia to bring the championship to a new venue for the first time since 1990. It means that the championship will no longer race at the iconic Phillip Island circuit, months after MotoGP announced it would b…

WorldSBK joins MotoGP in abandoning Phillip Island

WorldSBK has followed MotoGP’s lead and ditched Phillip Island from its future schedule.

WorldSBK comes to Bend | The Murray Valley Standard

The Bend will become the new Australian home of the FIM Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK) from 2028, after South Australia […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post WorldSBK comes to Bend appeared first on The Murray Valley Standard.