The British Superbikes Calendar 2025

The British Superbikes Calendar for 2025 has been released. The three test events are back for 2025 with the opening event at the Spanish Circuito de Navarra which is owned by MSV. First used in the 2024 championship it had mixed reviews from the British fans who sighted the expense of traveling to Spain to watch the opening round as a factor in not going in large numbers. 

Navarra has been dropped from the main championship with the addition of the TT Circuit Assen as the “European” round. The question has been asked why go to Europe when this is a domestic series? It’s a good question which can be answered with “why not”. Assen is about the same distance as Knockhill for a lot of fans living in the south of the UK and has a great history of motor sport and is a track every fan should visit once in their lives.

For me the addition of Assen is good news and I expect the British fans to cross the channel in droves to watch BSB at this great circuit. The last time BSB visited the "The Cathedral of Speed” was in 2019, the round was well attended as it’s relatively easy for British motorcycle fans to cross the channel by tunnel or ferry.

BSB Official Tests Dates 2025

6-7 April - Circuito de Navarra
18-19 April - Donington Park GP
23-24 April - Oulton Park

All dates are provisional at this time and subject to change

BSB Rounds 2025

3-5 May - Oulton Park
16-18 May - Donington Park GP
20-22 June - Snetterton
4-6 July - Knockhill
25-27 July - Brands Hatch GP
8-10 August - Thruxton
23-25 August - Cadwell Park
5-7 September - Donington Park GP
19-21 September - TT Circuit Assen
3-5 October - Oulton Park
17-19 October - Brands Hatch GP

BSB Rumours 2025

It’s the start of the BSB silly season when rumours start to go round the paddock regarding the teams and riders and who is staying and who is going to a different team. We will bring you these totally unsubstantiated snippets of information as we get them and post them up here.

As with all rumours there is usually an element of truth in there somewhere and we will try and weed out the facts from fiction.

The first one is #28 Bradley Ray returning to British Super bikes to join Kyle Ryde in the OMG Grilla Yamaha team. This one has legs as Brad is not doing well at all in World Super Bikes with the Yamaha Motoxracing Racing Team. With Ryan Vickers moving to WSBK there is a vacant ride at the OMG Grilla Yamaha team. However, OMG Grilla have already signed Joe Talbot who is in second place in this year Super stock Championship.

Ray, a former BSB Champion on the Yamaha YZF R1 Im sure would relish joining a competitive winning team, a three man OMG Grilla Yamaha team is not beyond the realms of possibility’s and would be a very strong team.