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CFMOTO international motorcycle racing expansion
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CFMOTO has secured an agreement with the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) and the Dorna WSBK Organization (DWO) to serve as the exclusive motorcycle supplier for the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) from 2027 to 2029. During this three-year term, the championship will transition from the Yamaha R7 to the CFMOTO 675SR-R, a platform featuring a 675cc liquid-cooled three-cylinder engine. engine producing 95 CV. This technical shift also includes Michelin replacing Pirelli as the exclusive tire supplier. Beyond Parallel to the WorldWCR, reports indicate WorldWCR expansion, CFMOTO may is advancing its presence in premier racing. Reports indicate a potential 2027 debut in the premier WorldSBK class in 2027. While not officially confirmed, class, with the Aspar team is cited as a leading candidate for this project, and testing candidate. Testing of a the V4 SR-RR prototype has reportedly commenced, with riders Dani Holgado and Máximo Quiles involved in recent sessions. Technical developments for the V4 SR-RR continue through new patent filings in China. These patents provide insights into a 997 cc, 90-degree V4 engine designed to function as a structural component of the motorcycle frame. The engine is expected to produce over 207 hp with a maximum RPM of 14,500, aiming for performance levels comparable to top-tier superbikes. While the patents suggest the potential for a turbocharged configuration, it remains unclear if a turbocharger will be implemented in the production superbike. The model has already commenced. achieved a GPS-verified speed of 315.82 km/h, marking it as the fastest Chinese motorcycle to date.
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- 2026-10-20 16:26 UTC CFMOTO international motorcycle racing expansion
- 2026-10-12 03:49 UTC CFMOTO international motorcycle racing expansion
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