WorldSBK

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit – Ventnor, Australia. Length: 4.445 km.

The track is set against a spectacular backdrop. Spectators can enjoy the view of the ocean as much as the racing action itself. The riders require courage and precision in equal measure to master the fast pace and hairpin bends.

Autódromo Internacional do Algarve – Portimão, Portugal. Length: 4.592 km.  

This circuit is one of the most challenging racetracks in Europe. It snakes up and down through the landscape like a roller coaster, with extreme elevation changes. Riders must deal with hard compressions, unclear corner exits and blind hilltops.

TT Circuit Assen – Assen, Netherlands. Length: 4.542 km.

Combining tradition with difficulty, this track offers a mix of high-speed straights and tight curves that call for the utmost precision. Perfect overtaking conditions deliver constant excitement.

Balaton Park Circuit – Balatonfőkajár, Hungary. Length: 4.115 km.

Long straights are followed by tight curves and demanding combinations of corners. Opened in early 2023, this track requires excellent cornering technique, precise braking and a clean rhythm.

Autodrom Most – Most, Czech Republic. Length: 4.212 km.

This track rewards driving ability more than pure engine power. The circuit is characterised by rhythm and flow. A key element is the infamous right/left chicane after the start and finish line.

MotorLand Aragón – Alcañiz, Spain. Length: 5.077 km.

The track sits perfectly in the hilly landscape. Its varied profile demands powerful acceleration and perfect braking in equal measure. Countless opportunities for overtaking ensure an exciting battle for positions. 

Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli – Misano Adriatico, Italy. Length: 4.226 km.

This track combines long straight sections and demanding curves with hard braking zones and quick changes of direction. It quickly pushes both rider and machine to their limits.

Donington Park Circuit – Castle Donington, United Kingdom. Length: 4.023 km.

This storied track was opened in 1931 and hosted the first WorldSBK races in 1988. It is flowing but challenging, with elevation changes and fast curves requiring the riders to believe in their ability.

Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours – Magny-Cours, France. Length: 4.411 km.

This circuit is extremely varied, as many of its sections are based on famous corners from other racetracks. It therefore offers a mix of long high-speed straights and hard braking zones.

Cremona Circuit – Cremona, Italy. Length: 3.768 km.

The dominant feature of this track is the almost 900-m-long straight. This is where top speed meets hard braking manoeuvres. The dynamically flowing curves also promise hard-fought battles for positions.

Circuito Estoril – Estoril, Portugal. Length: 4.182 km. 

 Fast sections, demanding hairpin bends and some blind corners make this track an attractive one. And then there is the starting/finishing straight. Measuring almost a kilometre in length, it guarantees top speeds and hard braking manoeuvres.

Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto – Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Length: 4.423 km.

 The track is famous for its flowing layout. There is also the almost stadium-like atmosphere in some sections, allowing the spectators to overlook large areas of the curves.