He Superbike World Cup He already has a schedule for the 2025 season. With two rounds remaining for the 2024 campaign, The motorcycle championship derived from the series one has confirmed its next organization chart, which will again include 12 rounds and this will take place from the end of February to the end of October.
In addition, In the latter part of the year, Spain will play two rounds, in MotorLand Aragon And Sherry. However, The national circuit that is not on the calendar is Montmelówho once again finds himself without the visit of WorldSBK. The Spanish towers therefore go from three to two. So, note all the dates of the WSBK 2025 calendar, with circuits and support categories.
WSBK calendar for the 2025 season: dates and races
| Round | Date | Circuit | Country | Categories |
| 1 | February 21-23 | Phillip Island | Australia | WSBK and WSSP |
| 2 | March 28-30 | Algarve (Portimão) | Portugal | WSBK, WSSP and Supersport 300 |
| 3 | April 11-13 | TT Assen |  The Netherlands | WSBK, WSSP, Supersport 300 and WorldWCR |
| 4 | May 2-4 | cremone |  Italy | WSBK, WSSP and WorldWCR |
| 5 | May 16-18 | Most |  Czech Republic | WSBK, WSSP and Supersport 300 |
| 6 | June 13-15 | Misano | Italy | WSBK, WSSP and Supersport 300 |
| 7 | July 11-13 | Donington Park |  United Kingdom | WSBK, WSSP and WorldWCR |
| 8 | July 25-27 | Balaton Park |  Hungary | WSBK, WSSP and WorldWCR |
| 9 | September 5-7 | Magny Cours |  France | WSBK, WSSP, Supersport 300 and WorldWCR |
| 10 | September 26-28 | MotorLand Aragon |  Spain | WSBK, WSSP and Supersport 300 |
| 11 | October 10-12 | Estoril |  Portugal | WSBK, WSSP and Supersport 300 |
| 12 | October 17-19 | Jerez Circuit | Spain | WSBK, WSSP, Supersport 300 and WorldWCR |
As you can see, the calendar is not a revolution compared to the 2024 season, but rather an evolution with almost the same events. WorldSBK will resume in 2025 at Phillip Island on the weekend of February 21-23. It will be, like the previous year, the only event of the championship outside European territory.a trend that seems to be here to stay.
Subsequently, there will be a month’s break and at the end of March the World Cup will arrive in Europe for the event in Portimao, in the Algarve (March 28-30). This will be the first event in Portugal, one of the countries which will have two events in 2025 with Italy and Spain.
Assen will take over two weeks later, at a historic event for WSBK like the Cathedral of Motorcycling (April 11-13), and after three weekends of break, The championship will go to Cremona (May 2-4), a circuit which has just arrived in 2024, and which despite some criticism remains on the organization chart.
Two weeks later it will be time to go to the Czech Republic for the Most tour (May 16-18), and a month later (June 13-15), in a sort of spring break, halfway through the calendar of the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli.
Almost a month later, in July, the Donington Park events (July 11-13) will take place and Hungary (July 25-27), which succeeds the Barcelona-Catalonia Circuit. This round was due to start in 2024, but it fell through due to issues with Balaton Park, a track also on the MotoGP calendar for 2025.and which is still awaiting final approval.
After the summer break of almost a month, the last third of the campaign will arrive, as well as the two events in Spain. After Magny-Cours (September 5-7), WorldSBK heads to MotorLand Aragón, which will remain the penultimate event (September 26-28). The penultimate event is also a true copy, in Estoril (October 10-12), and The World Championship will end at the Jerez – Ángel Nieto Circuit (October 17-19), a track subject to both homologation and contract, as confirmed by the FIM in its press release.
