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2016 World Superbike calendar - Malcolm - 19-11-2015
2016 World Superbike Calendar
27-28 Feburary – Phillip Island
12-13 March - Thailand
2-3 April – Motorland Aragon
16-17 April – TT Circuit Assen
30 April 01-May – Imola
14-15 May – Malaysia
28-29 May – Donington Park
18-19 June – Misano
9-10 July – Laguna Seca*
23-24 July – Monza **
17-18 September – Lausitzring
1-2 October – Magny-Cours
17-16 October – Jerez ***
29-30 – Qatar
(*) Superbike Only
(**) Subject to homologation
(***) Subject to contract
12-13 March - Thailand
2-3 April – Motorland Aragon
16-17 April – TT Circuit Assen
30 April 01-May – Imola
14-15 May – Malaysia
28-29 May – Donington Park
18-19 June – Misano
9-10 July – Laguna Seca*
23-24 July – Monza **
17-18 September – Lausitzring
1-2 October – Magny-Cours
17-16 October – Jerez ***
29-30 – Qatar
(*) Superbike Only
(**) Subject to homologation
(***) Subject to contract
The 2016 World Superbike series will be held over fourteen rounds.
The calendar features its biggest overhaul in recent years, with the re-introduction of the iconic Autodromo Nazionale Monza and return to the Lausitzring in Germany.
The fate of the Portuguese round at Portimao has finally been sealed, with the Algarve circuit removed from the calendar after struggling to find the cash to pay the sanctioning fee.
The season will once again start at Phillip Island in Australia on 27-28 Feburary, with the Thai round now two weeks later at the Chang International Circuit.
The British round takes place at Donington Park over 28-29 May.
The almost two-month long summer break remains, with no action between the round at Monza (still subject to homologation) on 23-24 July and the series’ return to Germany on 17th September.
The calendar features its biggest overhaul in recent years, with the re-introduction of the iconic Autodromo Nazionale Monza and return to the Lausitzring in Germany.
The fate of the Portuguese round at Portimao has finally been sealed, with the Algarve circuit removed from the calendar after struggling to find the cash to pay the sanctioning fee.
The season will once again start at Phillip Island in Australia on 27-28 Feburary, with the Thai round now two weeks later at the Chang International Circuit.
The British round takes place at Donington Park over 28-29 May.
The almost two-month long summer break remains, with no action between the round at Monza (still subject to homologation) on 23-24 July and the series’ return to Germany on 17th September.