Alvaro Bautista’s sporting future: what he can really envisage

Alvaro Bautista has been crowned Superbike World Champion twice, securing 63 wins and 129 podium finishes. For 2027, he has only one option; at almost 42 years of age, he feels too young to retire.

Franco Morbidelli in the 2027 Superbike World Championship: Ducati manager confident of success

With Franco Morbidelli on board, Ducati team principal Stefano Cecconi has finalised his line-up for the 2027 World Superbike Championship. Like the Aruba boss, Gigi Dall’Igna also sees this as the start of a success story.

Official: Franco Morbidelli replaces Nicolo Bulega in the Ducati works team

It has long been no secret that Franco Morbidelli will be moving to the World Superbike Championship for 2027 and joining Aruba.it Ducati. The MotoGP rider’s move has now been confirmed.

Superbike returns to Valencia: Iker Lecuona gets a home race

Valencia is regarded in Spain as the region with the largest Superbike community. When the production-based World Championship returns to the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in 2027, Iker Lecuona will be in the spotlight.

2026 Superbike World Championship at Estoril: Little action on the penultimate race weekend

The penultimate race weekend of the 2026 Superbike World Championship has a special, very short schedule. Here’s what’s happening when at the Circuito de Estoril.

Jack Miller (Yamaha): “The new rules are coming and will slow Ducati down”

In 2021, Yamaha were Superbike World Champions with Toprak Razgatlioglu; since the Turkish rider’s departure, they have won just one race. Jack Miller hopes they can build on those glorious times.

A warm farewell: Barni Ducati confirms split with Bautista

Álvaro Bautista was not mentioned by Barni Ducati in connection with the signing of Xavi Vierge for the 2027 Superbike World Championship. The team has bid farewell to the 41-year-old with warm words via social media.

At first everything went wrong, then Yari Montella (Ducati) turned things round in Cremona

When Yari Montella went to bed on Saturday at the Superbike meeting in Cremona, he was still reeling from three crashes. On Sunday, the Ducati rider pulled himself together and rode his way onto the podium.

Remy Gardner (Yamaha) is baffled after his Cremona crash: “Something wasn’t right”

The round in Cremona was one of the crash-heaviest of the 2026 Superbike World Championship. One of those who suffered was Remy Gardner, for whom the weekend ended with a broken hand and a wrecked Yamaha.