WorldSBK - Magny-Cours

The Magny-Cours World Superbike event offers fans a premier motorcycle racing spectacle at the historic Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours in central France. This WSBK round features production-based motorcycles reaching speeds up to 330 km/h on the 4.411 km track with 17 unique corners.

Magny-Cours provides racers with challenging sections like the Adelaide hairpin and the fast Grande Courbe. The circuit layout mimics famous corners from tracks around the world, giving it a distinctive character that tests rider skill and bike setup.

Fans at the Magny-Cours WSBK can watch factory teams from Ducati, Kawasaki, Yamaha, BMW, and Honda compete across two main races and a Superpole race. Each motorcycle produces approximately 230 horsepower with a minimum weight of 168 kg, creating close racing throughout the field.

The technical regulations for the WSBK at Magny-Cours include fuel flow limitations of 47 Kg/H and a requirement for 40% non-fossil fuel. Pirelli supplies all tires for the competition, ensuring fair racing conditions for all participants.

Magny-Cours has a rich racing history dating back to 1960. The circuit hosted Formula One from 1991 to 2008 and has been a WSBK fixture since 2003. Ana Carrasco made history at this track in 2018 as the first female World Champion in a road racing series.

The Magny-Cours WSBK event allows visitors to enjoy VIP experiences including pit lane walks and paddock tours. The combination of high-speed racing action and French hospitality makes this WSBK round a standout on the racing calendar.