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Monthly Archives: September 2026

Danilo Petrucci will leave BMW at the end of the 2026 season

‘Petrux’ spoke about his future at the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours where he announced that, mutually with BMW, there was a decision to not race in 2027. However, he did not rule out continuing with the German manufacturer in a different capacity or championship in the future.

Tarran Mackenzie ruled out of French round through injury

Tarran Mackenzie (MGM Optical Express Racing) will have to wait a bit longer for his MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship comeback. The #95 had hoped to be back on track at the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours following the injuries he sustained at Donington Park, but a pre-round medical check means the Stirling-born rider will not take part in the Acerbis French Round.

Rested and recharged, Superbike Advocates Racing is all set for WorldSBK round nine

With a good six weeks separating the upcoming round from the last races, the Anglo-Australian team and rookie WorldSBK rider Tommy Bridewell are now eager to get back on track. Tommy has continued to focus on his training over the summer break and feels fit and fired up as he and the team prepare to take on the final events of the 2026 season.

PTR Triumph Racing begins final championship push at Magny-Cours

Stepping in for Bayliss will be Spanish rider Jorge Navarro, who is already familiar with PTR Triumph Racing having tested with the team previously. The experienced Navarro brings proven pace and knowledge of the Triumph 765 Street Triple to the team...

Team Go Eleven head to Magny-Cours for round 9 of the WorldSBK championship

Sunny, summer-like weather is forecast for the weekend with a low chance of rain—a rarity for this track located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. Team Go Eleven and Lorenzo Baldassarri return to the track following a solid weekend at Donington Park, aiming to defend their seventh place in the championship standings.

Miguel Oliveira commits to BMW for 2027 WorldSBK season

The Portuguese star, who switched from MotoGP to WorldSBK this season, will remain with BMW as he looks to add to his podium tally while also searching for a first win in World Superbike.

Nigel Snook’s AJN Steelstock bimota Cadwell Park report

Max has dropped back a bit due to missed races and riding injured. Now P6 on 198, leapfrogged by Vickers on a very strong run and just four ahead of Skinner. Joe is now in the top ten – P9 on equal points with Jackson but with a better best result. Nine points behind Iddon, the man he replaced!

Ten Kate Racing ready to return to action at Magny-Cours

While Can Öncü and Yuki Okamoto continued to train, Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing was also far from idle. The team organized a test at Magny-Cours among other things, ensuring that both the riders and the team are as well prepared as possible for the upcoming race weekend.

Hard earnt podiums for McAMS Yamaha at Cadwell Park

McAMS Yamaha enjoyed a strong showing across the Bank Holiday weekend, as the eighth round of the 2026 British Superbike and British Supersport Championships kicked off at Cadwell Park. 

Honda Racing UK Supersport Cadwell Park report

Dean Harrison just missed out on the podium at Cadwell Park with 2 fourth place finishes, while Jack Kennedy earned a double podium finishing second in both races.

Johann Zarco reflects on his return to Aragon

The Frenchman returned to MotoGP action at the Aragon GP, showing true grit, determination and (most importantly) plenty of speed. Zarco returned to the points on his return, ending an incredible weekend with loads of positives.

The Kawasaki WorldSBK Team head to Magny-Cours this weekend

Team morale is high thanks to both the results achieved at the latest Donington Park round, which culminated in a podium for Jeremy Alcoba in WorldSSP Race 1, and the work completed on the bikes during the test at Cremona Circuit, which identified new solutions for use during the final part of the season.

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