Sprint and four other races: Where to watch the SBK World Championship on Sunday

Although ServusTV's linear broadcasting operations in Germany and Switzerland will cease at the end of 2023, these two countries will retain the digital platform ServusTV On, which will continue to broadcast the Superbike World Championship extensively, free of charge and in HD as a live stream in 2026. The programmes will be hosted by Philipp Krummholz, with Stefan Nebel on hand as an expert. The free practice sessions of the top category will be shown from Misano on Friday from 10:15 and 14:50. On Saturday and Sunday, the continuous live streams of all categories will start at 9.35am and 10.45am.

In Austria, there will be no change to the usual linear broadcast coverage. On Saturday, live coverage on free-to-air TV will start at 14:40, on Sunday at 13:10. The Superpole and Superpole Race will also be shown as a repeat before the long races.

The signal for the domestic market will be made available by the Austrian private broadcaster to German and Swiss providers. The allocation of secondary rights means that broadcasts can also be shown by providers not mentioned above. For example, the speciality channel ServusTV Motorsport has been available since June 2021, which is broadcast exclusively via Telekom's Magenta TV in Germany, but is not included in the basic tariff.

Dorna itself will continue to offer the most comprehensive programme in 2026 with its live stream on its own website worldsbk.com. The video pass is available for the rest of the season for 34.99 euros and includes all broadcasts, including all training sessions, as well as access to the complete video archive.

Schedule for the Superbike World Championship at the Misano World Circuit