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WorldSBK technical regulation changes

Overview

The FIM Superbike Commission has approved a technical roadmap and regulatory updates for the WorldSBK championship. Immediate changes include new protocols for pit lane entry and exit.

Planned developments for 2027 involve the implementation of manufacturer-specific RPM limits and the transition to a single official fuel supplier. Additionally, the maximum noise limit will be reduced by 3 dB to 112 dB.

Looking toward the end of the decade, a new rank-based concession system is scheduled for 2028, and a significant technical shift will occur in 2030, increasing the maximum engine capacity for four-cylinder motorcycles to 1,200 cc.

Entities

Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) · FIM · Donington Park · WorldSBK · World Superbike Championship

Timeline

  1. 10 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Superbike Commission approves 1,200 cc engines and new WorldSBK rules

    The Superbike Commission has approved significant WorldSBK regulation changes, including a shift to 1,200 cc engines by 2030 and new manufacturer-specific RPM limits starting in 2027.

  2. 17 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    FIM Superbike World Championship adopts new technical roadmap through 2030

    FIM Superbike adopts immediate 2026 rule changes and a 2027‑2030 technical plan, including rev limits, fuel flow caps, a single fuel supplier, lower noise limits, and a 1,200 cc engine capacity increase for 203

Sources

racesport.nl · soymotero.net · theuth.co · vroom-magazine.com