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ℹ️ About Jerez
Experience world-class motorcycle racing at the Jerez WSBK event, held at the renowned Circuito de Jerez-Ángel Nieto in Spain. This prestigious round of the Superbike World Championship brings top riders and teams to the technical 4.423 km circuit with its challenging mix of 13 corners and flowing sections.
Racing fans will see factory teams from Ducati, Yamaha, Kawasaki, BMW, and Honda battle for supremacy across multiple race formats. The event features practice sessions, Superpole qualifying, Race 1, the Sunday morning Superpole Race, and Race 2—each offering unique racing action on this historic track.
The Circuito de Jerez offers excellent viewing options for spectators, with capacity for up to 200,000 fans known for their passion and enthusiasm. The circuit's technical layout tests every aspect of motorcycle performance, making it a favorite among riders for fine-tuning their machines.
First hosting WSBK in 1990, Jerez has become a staple on the World Superbike calendar. The track's modern facilities include a large paddock area, 43 pit boxes, and various amenities for teams and fans alike.
Riders navigate the circuit's varied corners including the famous final turn named after Jorge Lorenzo. The track's combination of tight corners and fast sections creates many overtaking opportunities and close racing.
Jerez WSBK showcases the latest technical developments in superbike racing, with advanced aerodynamics, electronics, and sustainable fuel systems. The event provides an ideal setting to witness the performance capabilities of production-based racing motorcycles in a competitive environment.
The Jerez round traditionally delivers close racing and championship-defining moments. This WSBK event promises competitive action between the world's best superbike riders at one of Spain's most celebrated racing venues.
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