2026 Superbike World Championship Video Pass: Four rounds for under 20 euros

As the Austrian private broadcaster Servus TV ceased its linear broadcasting in Germany and Switzerland at the end of 2023, and the sports channel Eurosport has withdrawn entirely from covering the Superbike World Championship, streaming services have become indispensable for die-hard fans.

The streaming service ServusTV On, which is still available to German viewers, is free of charge. The app required to access it can be easily installed on any modern television; it can also be viewed via a browser on desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones. ServusTV On broadcasts all races and qualifying sessions from the Superbike World Championship and its supporting series – the Supersport and Sportbike World Championships – live, as well as the WorldWCR, free of charge and in HD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

However, Dorna itself provides the most comprehensive coverage via its own website , worldsbk.com, with the Video Pass. And with eight of the twelve rounds of the 2026 Superbike World Championship already completed, the subscription is available at a 70 per cent discount for under 20 euros.

In return, you get ad-free access to all sessions across all classes during the race weekends. Also included are off-season content, interviews and the video archive of all SBK races from 2006 onwards.