2027 BSB Logo

2027 BSB Calendar Now Available

2027 BSB Calendar Now Available : The 2027 BSB Calendar has been announced and all the dates are right here…

By TomBoyNI

2027 BSB Calendar :

Motorbike racing hasn’t even finished for the 2026 Season (with the final round of the MotoGP still to come and Macau only a few weeks away) but the 2027 British Superbikes Calendar has just been announced and more importantly it is already updated on the TBNI.Blog Racing Calendar.

Dates have been confirmed for the 2 pre-season test sessions in March and April 2027 as well the 8 Rounds of the Main Season followed by the 3 Showdown Rounds which bring the season to a conclusion in mid October 2027.

The TBNI.Blog Live iCal will be updated in due course but the full season dates are available now so planning for 2027 couldn’t be any easier.

2027 BSB Calendar

Keep up with all the latest News on the Official BSB Website, the British Superbikes Facebook Page and the British Superbikes X Feed (Twitter).

The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/

You will also find new information as soon as it is available through the TBNI Facebook Page and TBNI Twitter Feed. 

So Follow those also.

About The Author

I am a road race loving, adventure motorcyclist, with a huge bit of techie built in.  I am currently trying out a bit of photography.

Motorcycling | Technology | Photography

Continue Reading

Sunflower Races Logo

2026 Sunflower Races Cancelled

With two storms scheduled for the weekend of 23rd - 25th October 2026 the Club have announced that the 2026 Sunflower Races are cancelled.
2027 NW200 Logo

2027 North West 200 Dates Confirmed

The North West 200 is set to run a week later in 2027 to avoid clashing with local elections, marking a welcome return to its traditional Tuesday practice format alongside a major sponsorship extension ahead of the centenary.
TT Logo

TT Sportbike Regulations (from 2027)

The Isle of Man TT has officially called time on 14 years of Supertwin machinery, locking in full Sportbike regulations from TT 2027. Moving away from runaway build costs and bespoke exotica, the switch introduces a proven Balance of Performance formula aligned with the British National Championship—promising tighter grids, major factory backing, and an affordable, direct runway to the Mountain Course for the next generation of road racers.

Leave a comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.