We keep you up to date with the 2025 British Superbikes season schedule.
The 11-round season has received a shake-up with the championship set to commence in Oulton Park in early May.
British Superbikes will also return to the legendary TT Circuit Assen in 2025 as the Dutch venue hosts the opening round of the Showdown before the traditional concluding visit to Brands Hatch for the Finale.
Here's a rundown of all you need to know throughout the 2025 British Superbikes season.
3rd-5th May: Round 1 (Oulton Park) - Winner: Leon Haslam
16th-18th May: Round 2 (Donington Park)
20th-22nd June: Round 3 (Snetterton)
4th-6th July: Round 4 (Knockhill)
25th-27th July: Round 5 (Brands Hatch)
8th-10th August: Round 6 (Thruxton)
23rd-25th August: Round 7 (Cadwell Park)
5th-7th September: Round 8 (Donington Park)
19th-21st September: Round 9 (Assen)
3rd-5th October: Round 10 (Oulton Park)
17th-19th October: Round 11 (Brands Hatch)
Teams are allowed to enter two riders, although many run just one.
Five manufacturers' motorcycles are used - Honda, Ducati, Kawasaki, Yamaha and BMW - and the models raced must bear a close resemblance to their roadgoing counterparts.
The full grid for the 2025 British Superbikes will be confirmed in the coming months, but as of now this is how the line-ups going into the 2025 season looks:
OMG Racing UK
Kyle Ryde
Bradley Ray
Joe Talbot
Honda Racing UK
Tommy Bridewell
Andrew Irwin
Paul Bird Motorsport
Glenn Irwin
McAMS Yamaha
Danny Kent
Moto Rapido Racing
Leon Haslam
MasterMac Honda
John McPhee
Charlie Nesbitt
AJN Steelstock Kawasaki
Max Cook
Christian Iddon
8TEN Racing
Peter Hickman
Davey Todd
FHO Racing
Ilya Mikhalchik
DAO Racing
Lee Jackson
Josh Brookes
C&L Fairburn Properties / Look Forward Racing
Billy McConnell
Bathams AJN Racing Team
Storm Stacey
Cheshire Mouldings by TAS Racing
Rory Skinner
Send My Bag Honda by IWR Team
Scott Swann
IN Competition SENCAT Aprilia
Lewis Rollo
TAG Honda
Fraser Rogers
Jamie van Sikkelerus
Whitecliffe CDH Racing
Luke Hedger
Jamie Davis
Send My Bag Honda by IWR Team
Scott Swann
NP Racing Honda Team
Blaze Blaker
In a title battle that went right down to the wire on the final lap of the final race, Kyle Ryde emerged triumphant in a race-long duel with rival and defending champion Tommy Bridewell.
Victory at Brands Hatch ensured Ryde clinched the British Superbike Championship by a single point as OMG GRILLA Yamaha Racing team regained the title it last won in 2022.