2026 WorldSBK Season Calendar

Fast flowing circuit with long straights. The 820RR's 135hp triple delivered strong top-end speed, though the debut weekend was hampered by setup challenges. Promising pace shown in sectors 2 and 3.

Historic double victory! The 820RR's torque-rich triple dominated Portimão's undulating layout. Superior drive out of slow corners and 4.1s margin in Race 1 proved the package's championship potential.

High-speed corners dominate at Assen. The 820RR's chassis stability through the Ruskenhoek and Stekkenwal will be crucial. Triple's broad torque curve should excel on the flowing layout.

Technical circuit with tight corners. The 820RR's agile handling and mid-range punch should shine here. Watch for strong drives out of the slower sections where the triple's torque advantage is maximized.

21 corners in 4.2km demands precise direction changes. The 820RR's compact chassis should excel through the chicanes. Heavy braking zones will test the Brembo package's consistency.

Longest circuit on the calendar. The back straight favors top speed, where the 820RR's 135hp will be tested. The technical final sector with its downhill corners requires precise throttle control.

Italian home soil for many rivals. Misano's flat layout and tight hairpins suit the 820RR's torque delivery. The fast Curvone will test high-speed stability—a known strength of the 820RR chassis.

Classic British circuit with the iconic Craner Curves. The 820RR's neutral handling through fast sweepers will be key. Rain is often a factor—traction control mapping could decide the outcome.

Championship decider? The famous Adelaide hairpin is a braking battlefield. 820RR's triple-cylinder engine braking characteristics could provide an edge into this critical overtaking spot.

Shortest circuit on the calendar. Traffic will be critical in qualifying. The 820RR's punchy acceleration out of slow corners should deliver strong lap times on this tight, technical layout.

Portugal return after Portimão glory. Estoril's long main straight and tight infield create a setup compromise. The 820RR's top speed advantage will be tested against the R6 and ZX-6R on the straight.

Season finale at a MotoGP venue. Jerez rewards precision through its flowing corners. The 820RR's balanced chassis should excel here—if the title fight goes down to the wire, expect fireworks.