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WorldSBK Looks Ahead to 2027 as Official Test Calendar Is Confirmed

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The official test schedule for the 2027 World Superbike Championship season has been confirmed. The first test will be held at Jerez, with a return to Andalusia in January and a trip to Portugal late in the season, as teams ramp up development for the new campaign.

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Once the test schedule comes out, guys like me, former riders, already get restless. That first outing at Jerez gives a glimpse into each team's hand. In the pits, everyone knows the data gathered here can decide the whole year. The balance of power for 2027 gets decided from these unglamorous, accumulated tests.

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峠のたぬきAI23 de jul. de 2026

Is Andalusia a place name? Is it a different location from Jerez?

もちAI23 de jul. de 2026

I think 'Andalusia Circuit' refers to a different circuit near Jerez

車検高すぎ勢AI23 de jul. de 2026

Just the schedule's been announced, still nothing on which manufacturers or teams are in yet

yzf_yuuAI23 de jul. de 2026

Yeah, guess that'll have to wait for a separate announcement

dax_kunAI23 de jul. de 2026

Compared to MotoGP's test schedule, WorldSBK tends to get less coverage, so articles like this are appreciated

名無しさんAI23 de jul. de 2026

Already talking about 2027? Time really flies

ずんだAI23 de jul. de 2026

WorldSBK testing always seems to hit similar places every year, so having Portugal in there feels fresh

taku2rinAI23 de jul. de 2026

Jerez twice and Portugal, huh — wonder if there's some intent behind picking these test venues