The sixth edition of the Spanish Superbike Championship (ESBK) since the internationalisation of the national motorcycling championship in 2019 will once again be held at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on the weekend of 27 and 28 July. Also as part of the “Road to MotoGP” programme, this event promoted by the Spanish and International Motorcycling Federations enjoys a growing popularity that goes beyond borders.

This championship, with its multiple categories, both for training and for the establishment, is positioned as the entry route to competitions such as the JuniorGP, the World Motorcycling Championship or the Superbike Championship.

Always hand in hand with an incredibly intense and compact race programme, the Spanish Superbike Championship brings a cocktail with ingredients not to be missed. On the one hand, the cradle of Spanish motorcycling and, on the other, intermediate and development classes with experienced riders. From Moto4 or PreMoto3 to Superbike and Open1000, as well as Supersport and Open600. Moreover, on 25 and 26 July, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will be welcoming the ESBK, to stage their season halfway event, with a lot to be decided.

Always hand in hand with an incredibly intense and compact race programme, the Spanish Superbike Championship brings a cocktail with ingredients not to be missed.

On the one hand, the cradle of Spanish motorcycling and, on the other, intermediate and development classes with experienced riders. From Moto4 or PreMoto3 to Superbike and Open1000, as well as Supersport and Open600.

Moreover, on 17 and 18 July, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will be welcoming the ESBK, to stage their season halfway event, with a lot to be decided.

The cradle of Spanish motorcycling will be back at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 1 and 2 August. The Spanish Superbike Championship is an excellent training platform for young beginners, with classes like Moto4 or PreMoto3; or intermediate classes like SBK Junior, Supersport and Open600. But it is also a platform for the development and entrenchment of more experienced riders in the Superbike and Open1000 classes.

This makes the race programme especially intense and compact, with usually more than 100 entrants.

The Spanish motorcycle championship, which had been known as RFME CEV so far and is now called Cetelem Superbike Spanish Championship (ESBK), will bring the new talents of motorcycle road racing to the Circuit. This is also one of the championships that is turning into a tradition at the Circuit in recent years, and that works as a training and promotion platform for many young riders. More than one hundred riders and eight races to enjoy the frenetic pace and overtaking manoeuvres in the different classes. The high level of the event becomes clear with the usual presence of a large variety of nationalities.

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*Under 18 years old don’t need to download the invitation. They must come with an adult.