Two-wheels Racing Schedules

Nothing gets closer to the edge than motorcycle racing: two-wheels, high stakes, and total commitment. Motorsport Calendars brings every premier motorcycle series into one seamless schedule, automatically converted to your local time. Never miss a race.

MotoGP

MotoGP is the pinnacle of motorcycle racing: heavy-hitting factory prototypes from powerhouses like Ducati, Honda, Yamaha, Aprilia, and KTM, raced by the world's best riders across five continents. The 2026 calendar packs 22 rounds from the season opener in Thailand to the November finale in Valencia. With Sprint races now a core fixture every weekend, expect double the racing and double the action. Following Marc Márquez and Ducati's dominant 2025 campaign, in 2026 the grid is tighter than ever and every weekend is up for grabs.

View the 2026 MotoGP calendar

WorldSBK

WorldSBK races production-derived superbikes, making it both technically fascinating and commercially relevant for manufacturers. Toprak Razgatlioğlu, Álvaro Bautista and Nicolò Bulega have defined recent seasons, and with Razgatlioğlu jump to MotoGP and Bautista on the back foot, the battle for 2026 is wide open. The three-race weekend format, two full-length races and a shorter Superpole race, offers action-packed rounds and makes WorldSBK excellent value for fans both trackside and at home.

View the 2026 WorldSBK calendar

British Superbike

The British Superbike is UK's premier domestic motorcycle racing championship, widely regarded as one of the most competitive national motorcycle series in the world. The championship format consists of the Main Season, a Showdown and a Finale, with an escalating points system that guarantees intense climax as the season comes to a close. Riders battles across some of the most iconic british circuits like Brands Hatch, Donington Park, Oulton Park, Knockhill, plus a thrilling return of TT Circuit Assen which returns for the first of 2026 showdowns.

View the 2026 British Superbike calendar