The British Superbikes 2026 motorsport calendar features 11 thrilling rounds of elite motorcycle racing across the UK and Europe, starting on 2nd May at Oulton Park and concluding at Brands Hatch on 18th October. This comprehensive racing timetable guide covers every round, session time, and how to follow BSB action throughout the season with The Racing Line app.
Quick Facts: British Superbikes 2026 Season
- Series: British Superbike Championship (BSB)
- Season dates: 2nd May – 18th October 2026
- Total rounds: 11
- Circuits: 9 unique venues across the UK and Netherlands
- Race format: Multiple races per weekend, approximately 30 minutes each
- How to watch: BSBTV YouTube; follow via The Racing Line app for schedules and notifications
When Does the British Superbikes 2026 Season Start?
The British Superbikes 2026 season kicks off on 2nd May 2026 at Oulton Park International Circuit. This traditional season opener marks the beginning of what promises to be another fiercely competitive BSB campaign. The racing calendar spans nearly six months, with the championship finale taking place at Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit on 16-18 October.
How Many Rounds Are in the British Superbikes 2026 Racing Calendar?
The 2026 BSB motorsport timetable comprises 11 rounds across nine different circuits. Notably, the racing calendar features return visits to Oulton Park, Donington Park, and Brands Hatch, giving fans multiple opportunities to experience these iconic British venues. The season also includes an exciting international round at Assen in the Netherlands.
Complete British Superbikes 2026 Motorsport Calendar
Here’s the full round-by-round schedule for the BSB 2026 season:
- Round 1: Oulton Park International — 2-4 May 2026
- Round 2: Donington Park Grand Prix — 15-17 May 2026
- Round 3: Knockhill International — 19-21 June 2026
- Round 4: Snetterton 300 — 3-5 July 2026
- Round 5: Brands Hatch Grand Prix — 17-19 July 2026
- Round 6: Oulton Park International — 31 July - 2 August 2026
- Round 7: Thruxton Main Circuit — 14-16 August 2026
- Round 8: Cadwell Park Full Circuit — 29-31 August 2026
- Round 9: Assen Grand Prix (Netherlands) — 18-20 September 2026
- Round 10: Donington Park Grand Prix — 2-4 October 2026
- Round 11: Brands Hatch Grand Prix — 16-18 October 2026
What Time Does British Superbikes Race? Racing Timetable by Timezone
BSB races typically take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoons UK time. Here are typical race start times converted across major timezones:
For a 14:00 BST race start (summer rounds):
- UK (BST): 14:00
- US Eastern (EDT): 09:00
- US Pacific (PDT): 06:00
- Central Europe (CEST): 15:00
- Australia Eastern (AEST): 23:00
For a 14:00 GMT race start (early/late season rounds):
- UK (GMT): 14:00
- US Eastern (EST): 09:00
- US Pacific (PST): 06:00
- Central Europe (CET): 15:00
- Australia Eastern (AEDT): 01:00 (next day)
Session times can vary throughout a race weekend. For automatically converted times in your local timezone, download The Racing Line app at trlapp.com/app — it handles all timezone conversions so you never have to calculate when sessions start.
Where Can I Watch British Superbikes Live Motorsport Streams?
BSB offers live racing stream coverage through BSBTV on YouTube, providing fans worldwide access to the action. The championship’s commitment to accessibility has helped grow its international fanbase significantly in recent years.
Rather than juggling multiple streaming platforms, The Racing Line app serves as your central hub for following live motorsport streams across BSB and 220+ other racing series. Access schedules, session information, and streaming details all in one place.
How Do I Get British Superbikes Race Timetable Notifications?
Never miss a single BSB session with The Racing Line app’s Smart Notifications system. Here’s why it’s the essential companion for following the 2026 motorsport timetable:
- Customised alerts: Set notifications by series, session type (practice, qualifying, race), and preferred lead time
- Automatic timezone conversion: See every session in your local time without manual calculations
- Multi-series support: Follow BSB alongside 220+ other championships in the racing calendar
- Weekend-at-a-glance: View the complete racing timetable for any event instantly
Download The Racing Line on iOS and Android at trlapp.com/app and configure your BSB notifications before the season starts in May.
Key Circuits on the British Superbikes 2026 Motorsport Timetable
The 2026 calendar features a brilliant mix of high-speed circuits and technical challenges:
- Thruxton: The UK’s fastest circuit, where slipstreaming battles define the racing
- Cadwell Park: Known as the “Mini Nürburgring” for its dramatic elevation changes and the famous Mountain section
- Brands Hatch GP: The championship decider venue, featuring the iconic Paddock Hill Bend
- Assen: The Cathedral of Speed brings international flair to the BSB racing calendar
Your Complete Guide to Following BSB 2026
The British Superbike Championship delivers some of the closest, most competitive motorcycle racing anywhere in the world. With 11 rounds of intense action spread across the 2026 season, staying on top of the complete racing timetable is essential for dedicated fans.
The Racing Line app brings together the full BSB motorsport calendar with smart notifications, local timezone conversions, and access to live racing stream information — alongside 220+ other series. Whether you’re trackside at Brands Hatch or watching from abroad, it’s the definitive way to follow British Superbikes throughout the 2026 campaign.
Download now at trlapp.com/app and set up your personalised BSB alerts before Round 1 at Oulton Park this May.
