WSBK News

Reports gather pace that Jake Dixon is set for a move

Danilo Petrucci identifies Most and Cremona as two WorldSBK tracks similar to Balaton Park.

Tarran Mackenzie says his “plan” is to continue with the MGM Bonovo WorldSBK team until the end of the season.

Jonathan Rea says his decision on where he will race in 2026 may not be taken until after the summer break.

Nicolo Bulega says his four-point deficit to Toprak Razgatlioglu in the WorldSBK standings is “nothing”.

Alvaro Bautista says he has “a lot of confidence” at the Hungarian WorldSBK, “especially after the last round”.

Alex Lowes has been passed fit to ride at the Hungarian WorldSBK.

Toprak Razgatlioglu says the Hungarian WorldSBK’s Balaton Park circuit is one that suits his style.

Eugene Laverty has been “a breath of fresh air” for Jonathan Rea in 2025.

Remy Gardner has signed a two-year extension with Yamaha in WorldSBK.

BMW WorldSBK boss Shaun Muir says the 2025 title battle “could swing either way”.

Iker Lecuona says it will be “challenging” to adapt the Honda Superbike to the layout at the Hungarian WorldSBK.

Alvaro Bautista says he is the most likely rider to “be fighting” with Nicolo Bulega in the 2026 WorldSBK season.

Scott Redding says he “understands” Andrea Iannone’s “situation” in 2026 WorldSBK negotiations.

Two options in WorldSBK in 2026 for Moto2 rider Aron Canet

Danilo Petrucci says the Balaton Park asphalt had “two ruts” when he rode there in June.

Tarran Mackenzie has been signed by MGM Bonovo to replace Scott Redding.

Jonathan Rea responds to comparisons between his current situation and that faced by Marc Marquez in 2023.

Crossroads in the racing career of Andrea Iannone must be sorted soon

Six-time world champion Jonathan Rea exploring options beyond Yamaha after disappointing stint.

Axel Bassani says the safety at Balaton Park is “not the perfect situation” ahead of the Hungarian WorldSBK.

Toprak Razgatlioglu has bounced back from a bad start to WorldSBK title defence

Jake Dixon was asked where his future lies amid links to WorldSBK

Despite losing the championship lead at the UK WorldSBK, Nicolo Bulega insists his “mentality” is unchanged.