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World Superbike announces 12-round calendar for 2023

World Superbike has revealed a 12-round calendar for the 2023 season that will see it visit Oceania, Europe, Asia and South America.

Rachit Thukral

Rachit Thukral

Edited: Nov 8, 2022, 11:44 PM

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Jonathan Rea, Kawasaki Racing Team WSBK, Andrea Locatelli, Pata Yamaha WorldSBK, Axel Bassani, Motocorsa Racing, Loris Baz, Bonovo Action BMW, Iker Lecuona, Team HRC

Most significantly, Australia will return to its traditional season-opening slot after being pushed back until the end of the campaign this year due to travel restrictions.

The Phillip Island races will take place on February 24-25, with the Indonesia round in Mandalika following just one week and completing the opening double header.

A month-long break will follow before the start of the European leg of the season at Assen on April 21-23.

The fourth round of the campaign will take place at Barcelona on May 5-7, with the series heading next to Misano on June 2-4.

July will be relatively busy with WSBK hosting races at both Donington Park and Most at either end of the month, before the traditional summer break kicks in during August.

The season will resume at Magny-Cours in September, while Aragon and Portimao will host back-to-back rounds later in the same month.

Argentina's Circuito San Juan Villicum will stage the season finale in 2023 on October 13-15, marking a departure from previous years.

A 12th round will be revealed at a later date, as per a statement issued by the WSBK.

Out of the 12 events on the current 2022 calendar, only Estoril is absent from next year’s schedule. 

The Losail circuit in Qatar, which traditionally hosted the WSBK season finale before the COVID-19 pandemic and is currently undergoing renovation work, is another notable absence.

Full 2023 WorldSBK calendar:

Date Venue 24-26 February Australia Phillip Island, Australia 3-5 March Indonesia Mandalika, Indonesia 21-23 April Netherlands Assen, the Netherlands 5-7 May Spain Barcelona, Spain 2-4 June Italy Misano, Italy 30 June - 2 July United Kingdom Donington Park, the UK 28-30 July Czech Republic Most, Czech Republic 8-10 September France Magny-Cours, France 22-24 September Spain Aragon, Spain 29th September - 1 October Portugal Portimao, Portugal 13-15 October Argentina San Juan, Argentina TBA TBA

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