2025 WorldSBK Calendar Revealed

The 2025 WorldSBK calendar is here with Phillip Island set to host the season-opener once again.

All but two of the 12 rounds are officially in place, with the Hungarian round at the new Balaton Park circuit subject to homologation and the season-finale at Jerez which is subject to a contract agreement.

The Balaton Park round was set to stage its inaugural WorldSBK race in 2024 but was postponed until next season as the circuit was not ready in time. It will also host its first-ever MotoGP round in 2025.

Second on the schedule behind Phillip Island is the first European round of the season at Portimao, before Assen stages round three.

While all 12 rounds are no different to this year’s venues, the order has changed slightly as the Cremona circuit, which held its first WorldSBK races ever earlier this season, has been bumped up to the fourth round of the 2025 campaign.

Following that, riders and teams will head to the Autodrom Most which has also moved up the schedule before Misano and Donington Park will host rounds six and seven. Then comes the Hungarian round before Magny-Cours, Aragon, Estoril and Jerez will close out the season.

Below is the calendar in full.

WorldSBK and WorldSSP are the two championships which will contest all 12 rounds. WorldSSP300 will participate in a total of eight rounds but will not be in action at Phillip Island, Cremona, Donington Park and Balaton Park.

The WorldWCR women’s championship will miss the opening two rounds before starting their season at Assen. A total of six rounds has been scheduled for the WorldWCR series.

2025 will mark the second consecutive season that WorldSBK races outside of Europe and the UK on just one occasion, after Mandalika was scrapped from the calendar going into 2024.

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